SmartGames’ latest brain-teasing offering, Dress Code, is a truly engaging game perfect for young fashionistas and fans of logic puzzles alike.

SmartGames, a worldwide leader in multi-level logic games, introduces Dress Code, a fun game bursting with 80 picture challenges to keep young minds amused for hours and their brains ticking – come rain or shine. In the company’s latest new puzzle game, players need to dress the figurines correctly depending on the weather.

Dress Code takes the fun of playing dress up to the next level. In this game, the weather is acting out : it’s like having four seasons in one day. Players are challenged to help get the characters dressed appropriately but they must watch out, as the order in which they get dressed is important. The perfect puzzle game for toddlers, Dress Code will help little ones aged four and over learn about colours, shapes, sequence and orientation.

Although suitable for kids aged just four years and over, the game is sure to be a hit with the whole family. Once players start, the game is hard to put down. Following the pictures in the challenge booklet, players place the figurine tile in the display holder and then layer them up, picking the correct colour and pattern tiles and stacking them up one by one in the correct orientation to get their outfit just right for the weather conditions.

The concept for Dress Code is based on SmartGames best-selling Colour Code game and introduces another engaging game to stimulate problem solving, spatial insight and visual perception. Not only bursting with educational benefits, Dress Code will also ignite young imaginations. Passionate about making learning fun, the team at SmartGames has thoughtfully designed Dress Code to encourage little ones to learn new skills whilst enjoying the amusing game. Hours of fun are guaranteed with the game, making it the perfect addition to any Christmas Wishlist this year.

Commenting on the launch of Dress Code, Karen Clarke, UK brand director at Smart Toys and Games, said: “We are so excited to launch Dress Code, just in time for Christmas. We are certain it will be just as popular as Colour Code, but with the added fun of dressing up. It is such a fun game for pre-schoolers, keeping them engaged, whilst also being incredibly fun – the whole family will want to get involved.”