Sally's Spa

The hair salon sequel that doesn’t reinvent the wheel.

Sally’s Spa is a very cartoony looking 2D game. It is clearly and obviously an indie game that is heavily marketed towards younger women. If it could be more girly, it would seep candle wax made of unicorn snot. For example, if you please a customer with a treatment, then a red heart flashes and encircles the customer.

Offer Spa Services To Your Customers

Team up with Sally to run a spa business and make your customers love you by picking the right treatments for them. You get to offer several services to your clients and they reward you with loyalty and love. They give you money for their services and they give tips too.

Sell Stuff In The Game To Make Money

Sell your natural products in your spa to make more money. Make more money and you can go shopping for more things for your spa, though your goals are not always financial. The aim is not always to make as much money as you can, but it certainly helps to make a lot so you can upgrade your baths and give them cleaner water, or buy candles that give people more patience.

Similar To Sally‘s Salon

It has a warm and relaxing soundtrack that can be heard in the background whilst you play to reach your targets and goals to complete each level. Earn money so you can shop more and even hire assistants to help you in your spa. The game doesn’t try to invent the wheel and is not that different from the original version set in a hair salon. Obviously, there are different things in the spa and different things to buy, but on the whole, the game mechanic is very similar. This may be good news for the people that liked the original hair salon game.

It Suffers From A Similar Problem The Sims Suffers With

The game is made to be exciting in the short term. There is plenty to do during earlier levels. When you start getting the best stuff and your Spa is kitted out fully, then the game starts to lose its appeal a little because the most entertaining element is earning the money to buy the best stuff. The game loses its buzz once you have the best stuff.

Pros

• Similar to the first game
• A few extra game mechanics
• A nice game for girls or tweens
• Good short-term game

Cons

• The 2D graphics are not to everybody‘s taste
• Fun at first but starts to become boring after eight or nine hours
• Poor long-term gaming experience