Bratz Games Growing Fast

The world of Bratz began as just a line of dolls with a fashion-based appeal and a hip, sassy attitude. Their popularity exploded, But it did not end at dolls by any means. Bratz accessories, Bratz television shows, and even Bratz movies have hit the market it rising numbers. One of the fastest growing Bratz lines, though, apart from the dolls themselves of course, is Bratz games. These games vary in style and type greatly, but it is easy to see that no matter what kind of game it is, these Bratz games stay true to the funky and fashionable focus of the brand.

The majority of the current Bratz games are board games, although the rules and goals of the games themselves vary. In the Bratz Mall Crawl game, for instance, your goal is to make your way through a shopping mall and collect items and, eventually, stores themselves on your way to the best professional buyer. Meanwhile, the Bratz Sweetz Party game has the players more concerned with beating the clock than buying up stores. Other board games in the Bratz line include the Bratz Genie Magic As You Wish! game and the Bratz Funky Fashion Makeover game.

Bratz games have made a few forays into the world of electronics as well. The Bratz Chat game is an electronic game that uses a series of question cards to test the players' knowledge of each other's tastes and tendencies. One player answers the provided question on the card, and then the other proceeds to try to guess what their friend said. The team that gets the most matching answers wins. Not all Bratz games require multiple players though. The Ls Bratz game is a game for the Leapfrog educational system that helps teach third and fourth grade students about reading, math, and of course some well-earned lessons in fashion. Other one-player electronic games include the Bratz Fit It Handheld game and the Baby Bratz Flash N' Dash game that plugs directly into a television’s AV ports.

Bratz games even include a number of special editions of classic games. There is the Bratz Edition of Twister, the My Magic Bratz Ball, which is a re-touch of the classic Magic 8 Ball, as well as Bratz Bop It. Not even the video game world, which is normally known for targeting a predominantly male audience, is devoid of Bratz games, with the Bratz Rock Angelz game available on Gamecube, Playstation 2, and Gameboy Advance. Likewise, Bratz have recently made a splash in the Collectible Card Game world with the introduction of the Bratz Fashion Party Fever card game, where players can either work together or compete on a quest to throw the best dance party they can. Players score points by dressing up their Bratz character cards with clothing cards before sending them out onto the dance floor. With the growth of Bratz games, the Bratz pack is more and more breaking out of their doll shell and into a full-fledged franchise.

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