This case study explores a Dress-Up & Makeup Game — a casual simulation game where players style avatars using clothes, accessories, and makeup for themed challenges. The game featured high daily active users but suffered from weak monetization beyond the top 1% of spenders.
Revenue Source | Placement Strategy | Revenue Share |
Outfit Packs | Themed sets, seasonal collections, influencer collabs | 42% |
Vanity Vault Draws | Weekly refresh of rare makeup & accessories | 28% |
Rewarded Ads | Extra votes, retry chances, hint reveals | 19% |
Event Access & VIP | Contest unlocks, early previews | 11% |
Metric | Before | After | Improvement |
Cosmetic Pack Conversion | 3.6% | 10.5% | ↑ 193% |
ARPPU | $2.94 | $5.03 | ↑ 71% |
Session Length (avg) | 7m 20s | 9m 56s | ↑ 36% |
Vanity Vault Engagement | N/A | 39% | — |
Fashion Contest Spend Rate | 6.1% | 18.4% | ↑ 201% |
Day 7 Retention | 14% | 21% | ↑ 50% |
This dress-up and makeup game unlocked deep monetization potential by tapping into emotional engagement, scarcity, and social expression. Cosmetic economy improvements combined with themed events and glamorized purchases significantly boosted revenue without alienating free players.
With personalized VIP perks, intelligent ad design, and strategic pricing psychology, the game saw long-term uplift in both retention and monetization metrics.
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