E3 09: The Clique: Diss & Make Up
Based on Lisi Harrison's bestselling young adult books, The Clique: Diss and Make Up follows the player as he (or, let's be honest, she) takes on the role of The New Girl and must climb her way up the social ladder to join the top dogs bitches, the Pretty Committee. It's estrogen's answer to Bully, I figure.
The Octavian Country Day School does indeed prove to be nearly as harsh and unforgiving as Bullworth Academy, but in a much girlier way: you'll use gossip, fashion, wit, classwork and extracurricular "jobbies" to join cliques, earn cash, and up your cool factor.
While it won't be the saucy deliciousness that was Dangerous High School Girls In Trouble, which every single one of you should go buy on Steam for its ridiculously cheap price, The Clique aims to be a bit more educational in its tween exploits - but with customizable characters and countless new clothes and accessories available for purchase (if you earn enough cash from your jobbie), there should be some fun in it for the gays, as well. Not that we couldn't stand to learn a few lessons of our own about cliques and conformity...
Look for The Clique: Diss and Make Up this fall on the Nintendo DS.
tiny dancer
Posted to E3, Hot Stuff, Video Games on 11 June 2009
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a job? really? psh if i was a girl i just find a creepy older rich white guy to buy me whatever i wanted. cuz i got it like that.
They're "jobbies" - half job, half hobby. But your logic still holds.