Project Makeover is a matching game, and the gameplay in the levels is still the traditional way of completing the different level goals. The storyline outside the level is rough as follows: the player plays a designer and leads a three-person design team, responsible for redesigning and restoring the three parts of makeup, clothing, and decoration to neat and delicate appearances for various sloppy customers. By the way, players have to solve the problems that customers are currently encountering in the plot. For example, the player needs to try making a graduate who has just entered the workplace, into a white-collar woman who can adapt to society, or restore the uncle in the garage, which is covered in oil and sloppy, into a refined and outstanding man.

First, the game's levels connect the level line to the storyline. In PM's level currency loop, the gold coins obtained by clearing the level are directly used to advance the main storyline, and the currency for purchasing level items is released in the mainline storyline so that the level currency and the story currency can advance simultaneously. Although the experience of the purple diamond is very stingy, players still recognize this point based on the performance of the results.

In addition, this game also retains the experience core of the plotline and innovates in system packaging. PM changed the original single-package renovation to parallel promotion from three dimensions of makeup, clothing, and decoration. Different dimensions give different performances, which can effectively alleviate the long-term fatigue caused by repairing in a single dimension. Make-up, Dress up, Decoration, three dimensions have many successful products in all kinds of ultra-casual and casual games, and there are many intersections and commonalities in their user positioning and experience, which reduces these factors to a certain extent. The cost and probability of failure after the fusion of various gameplays can even achieve the effect of 1+1+1>3 after being handled well.

Not only that, but the system design of this game is also very refined and decent. There are two good system designs, one is the avatar system that uses banknotes to turn around. In this system, players can use the decorations dropped in the level or buy decorations with banknotes to dress up the player's image and use this image to participate. Enter the simple social gameplay of other players - like, add friends, etc. Although we are accustomed to this system in many games, it is very appropriate in the system and settings of PM. What is appropriate? My definition is accomplishing the greatest system purpose with the most restrained system design. I also infer that this system will have a very prominent role in supporting player fission and enhancing the game viscosity of social players. Another system is the side storyline unlocked with the main storyline: as the player’s main storyline progresses, a sideline storyline based on performances will be gradually unlocked, performing some skit-sized sideline stories, and giving players a small amount of currency. In my opinion, the main purpose of this system is to design exquisite short stories through the plot, to bring players some more complete and expressive plots, and to enhance the player's experience of the game plot and the mainline itself. The complexity, function ratio, and performance of the two functions are actually for the mainline and level services. If you don’t play, it will have no impact on the mainline. If you play, it is also a system that serves the performance of the mainline. There is no additional burden on the player's core gameplay time, but the playability and long-term goal are very strong, which is a very lightweight system design in the game.

However, personally speaking, under this design, the link between the main plotline and the level line is a little weak. The promotion of the plotline and the promotion of the level line are not strongly connected, which also makes When I play this type of game, with the advancement of the game levels, in the later stage, the pursuit of the plotline and the level line is gradually disconnected, because there is no need to advance the plot synchronously. Thus this would lose the fun of unlocking the plot.  It is played purely as a level-oriented game because I found that the plot is similar and very long, and I am too lazy to watch it.

Overall, this game is worth a try for those players who like both matching games and slot games.