The game Dressmaker, a sewing and design simulator, has been released on Steam. This title allows players to engage in the entire dressmaking process, from initial design and fabric selection to sewing and adding finishing touches like trims, buttons, and bows.
Dressmaker was developed by Cozy Lives, a new team operating within Free Lives, an indie studio known for games such as GORN and Terra Nil. The core development team consists of three full-time members, with additional contributions from a sound designer.
The game is the concept of Jonathan Hau-Yoon, a co-creator of Terra Nil, and Sabrina Becker, a dressmaking expert who transitioned to game development due to a chronic illness.
Players in Dressmaker can fulfill commissions for various in-game characters, each with distinct tastes and aesthetics. Alternatively, players can create and sell their own original dress designs. The game emphasizes player control over the creative process.
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Cozy Lives, a new team within indie studio Free Lives, released its sewing and design simulation game, Dressmaker, on Steam. The game allows players to design, sew, and accessorize dresses for commissions or sale, offering a creative outlet in the gaming space.