Pretty in Pink; Clueless; Mean Girls

"Pretty in Pink," by far the strongest of the three, plays like a puzzle workbook with a charming level of attention to detail. Fans of the Molly Ringwald classic will appreciate how the movie's narrative is folded with gentle nostalgia around what's primarily an item-hunting game, one of the most popular casual gaming genres.

Players must find all the objects on a list inside various cluttered, complex images that recall scenes from the movie.

There are also jigsaw assembly, memory-matching and spot-the-differences puzzles mixed in. Like the other two games in the pack, there's nothing challenging here, but the variety keeps the simplicity from going stale.

In an engaging twist, collecting optional items will not only let players choose Andie's prom dress in the end, but whether she ends up with Blaine or poor Duckie Dale.