The game was bought for my 8 year old grand daughter for Christmas. She loves to play it. I love to do business with Amazon because I can always count on them to ship my order quickly and meet their responsibilities completely. Amazon is a very dependable company.

This review was written before the game was finshed - I've been playing it about 3 days and I'm pretty far along I think.

I bought this game thinking that it would be like Imagine Fashion Designer New York which I loved. Well I was wrong. The New York game gives a job list which I like better. In World Tour there are certain catagories that you have to make clothing into and there are a lot of stupid directions that are hard to remember. If you don't remember them you have to go back and listen to all of the directions all over again.

The back of the box and front even looked good, but of course I was wrong there too.

Well I don't hate it I just think it could be more interesting. The game to me seems to be ALOT less fun than Imagine Fashion Desinger New York, but on the bright side of things it has more options than New York like more choices of blush, nail polish, clothing patterns (the other game doesn't have patterns). It also has a few more interesting little scenes like short little talking parts, but there are too many little talking parts and sometimes they are too long.

I just don't like the "way" they make you play - the way things are "layed out". Everything is in one floor and you have to keep sliding the screen to find what you want. New York has an elevator to use to go to where you need - like hair, makeup etc.

I would rather spend my money on New York.