Dressmaker Release Date
Family Friendly Gaming News
July 29, in the year of our Lord 2026 --
Developer Cozy Lives (the cozy offshoot of Free Lives, known for
Anger Foot and Terra Nil) announced that their highly
anticipated crafting game Dressmaker (+200,000 Wishlists), will
be launching on 21st September on PC via Steam!
Dressmaker is a tactile tailoring game inspired by real
dressmaking! The game is a simulation where every part of making
a dress is under your control. Choose fabric, arrange and cut
out patterns, sew garments, then feed your fabric through the
sewing machine to stitch it together. Decorate with buttons,
bows and add accessories by hand to satisfy (or sabotage!)
townsfolk with your creations.
About the Game:
Dressmaker is a cozy simulation game where every part of making
a dress is under your control. Choose fabric, arrange and cut
out patterns, sew garments, then feed your fabric through the
sewing machine to stitch it together. Decorate with buttons,
bows and add accessories by hand.
There’s a whole town’s worth of customers and a full calendar of
special events. Impress them with made-to-order creations, or
display your own designs in the window and sell pre-made dresses
off of the rack. Create the dress of your dreams, by hand, one
step at a time, with complete creative freedom!
Features:
Buy from a wide range of fabrics, including cotton, linen, wool,
silk and velvet.
Design and colour in your sketchbook, adding fabric samples and
appliqué.
Arrange and cut out your dress pattern and preview them on a
mannequin .
Turn in your dresses to your customers to gain both reputation
and coin.
Pet the kitty.
No word on a physical copy version of this game on this system(s)
in the US at this time.
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