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Tattoo Studio

Tattoo Studio

A cosy 3D tattoo shop where you are the artist. A customer sits down in your chair and orders a design from the flash card and the sample on the wall: a heart with an arrow, an anchor, a lightning bolt, a cat, a skull, a snake, a crown and more. Trace it with your finger or the mouse straight onto their 3D skin, on the forearm, upper arm, shoulder, hand, chest, back, thigh, calf, ankle or neck, and drag off the skin to turn the view around them. The machine buzzes and they wince. Then the match score is revealed with your title, from Scribbler to Legendary Artist: a great tattoo makes them dance, a bad one means long sleeves for a while. Serve a shift of five customers for a score out of 500 on the leaderboard, practise on stencils in Flash mode, or go wild in Freestyle with lines, fill, an eraser, several needles, colours, stamps you can move, size and turn, and undo, then save and share the picture. Points from customers unlock 24 designs and 7 ink colours in the flash book.

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How to play Tattoo Studio

Open the shop: a customer sits down and orders a design for one body part. The design is on the order card and on the sample on the wall.

Draw on the skin with your finger or the mouse to ink it. Press anywhere off the skin and drag to turn the view around the customer; scroll or pinch to zoom.

Press Done! when the tattoo looks right. You can put it anywhere on that body part, a little bigger or smaller, but scribbling over everything lowers the match.

Serve all five customers in the shift. Each one scores up to 100, so the best shift is 500.

How the match is scored

  • Lines that match Your ink and the design are compared line by line: covering every line of the design counts as much as keeping your ink on them.
  • Titles Scribbler under 30, Apprentice from 30, Junior Artist from 50, Pro Artist from 70, Master Artist from 85 and Legendary Artist from 95.
  • Reactions From 85 the customer dances, from 60 they are happy, from 35 they are not sure, and below that they slump in the chair.

Three ways to tattoo

  • Customer orders Five customers, five designs, five body parts, scored and posted to the leaderboard.
  • Flash Pick any design you own, a body part and a customer. A purple stencil appears on the skin; move, size or turn it, then trace it.
  • Freestyle No score: draw lines, fill shapes, erase, stamp designs and undo, then save or share the picture.

Tattoo Studio features

  • 10 body parts Forearm, upper arm, shoulder, hand, chest, upper back, thigh, calf, ankle and neck, each with its own camera.
  • 8 customers Men and women with different skin tones, hair and clothes, who wince while you work and react to the result.
  • Flash book 12 designs are free; 6 more cost 150 points each and 6 cost 300. Inks other than black cost 120 to 250 points.
  • Shareable pictures Every tattoo and every shift ends with a picture you can share.

More games like Tattoo Studio

  • Cake Decorator Pipe icing onto cakes to match each order as closely as you can.
  • Barber Silhouette Another steady-hand job: cut hair to match the customer’s requested silhouette.
  • Bonsai Lines Shape a bonsai tree branch by branch to match the target outline.

FAQ

How do I earn points?

Customers pay their match score plus a tip: 20 at 85 or more, 5 at 60 or more, and 10 extra for each design tier above the first. Flash pays half the match; a shift of 400 or more adds a 50 point bonus.

Can I undo a line?

Yes in Flash and Freestyle. In a customer shift every line is permanent, just like real ink.

Do I have to put the tattoo in an exact spot?

For customer orders, no: anywhere on the body part counts. In Flash mode you are scored against the stencil, so stay on it.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. Draw with one finger, drag off the skin to turn the view and pinch to zoom, in portrait or landscape.

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