Drag Star! Reviews

I am not into drag-ing but the reality show concept really intrigued me. Bish, I was not disappointed. A lot dramas, fun episodes and intrigue. I just had fun playing this game and especially role-playing as drag queen. This was really fun and worth my time. It is very well written satirically and plain funny. I would recommend to anyone looking to roleplay and having fun. 9/10 Definitely would dress up as pope, burn hair, and cook wig and eat it only to puke it out. And still win the episode. Hei, you be you.

This game was so much fun! The competition storyline alone is great fun, but the element of mystery is also exciting. It was like being on an episode of Drag Race but with more diversity in the competitors. I loved that they chose to play with the gender and drag expressions of the competitors rather than making them all queens. If you like Choice of Games I absolutely recommend this one.

Really good with great replay-ability. Nothing too risque or mature, good clean fun and a story you can wear like spandex. 9/10 "I make broken glass into glitter." - yaas queen

Really silly, and actually very true to form if you watch a lot of Drag Race. Try and investigate the secret drag cult!

i absolutely loved this game! the story was so fun and entertaining, it kept me going until 3 am. cant wait for drag star all stars

An engaging experience that despite the bare-bones presentation manages to create a sense of being part of the game's world. Allows more personalizing of choices than I had anticipated but also it clearly has comparatively darker paths involving sensitive topics that one can go down. The game highlights both the drama and flamboyant flair of drag reality tv but also its calculated scripted nature and absurdity in being part of such an event. Some jokes do not land too well but overall a fun time.

OMG this game. This game is hilarious and fun. I did not expect to love it and yet here we are. If you have ever read a Choose Your Own Adventure book, this is Drag Choose Your Own Adventure only better because you get to create your Drag Persona.

I've never seen Drag Race, so I was a little unsure if I'd get this game, but I have to say, I just loved it. It's funny and feelgood, with just the right amount of drama. The writing has great flow, and sucks you right in. The choices matter, and arent too vague in what stats you base them off. I've liked many games, but this is the first one that made me feel like I had to write a review for it. Two snaps for this game.

Is it STUNNING? Not quite. Is it a delirious whirlwind of terrible/"terrible" puns, drama*, hilarity, queerness and fun that still beats you-know-which-show nail-gloved-hands down? Yes gawd. Like other games from Choice of Games, it's a little on the short side but makes up for it with plenty of replay value, and it's worth the price of admission for the Catholic-themed drag persona alone. That said, if you've ever dreamed of sumo wrestling in pudding, being zombie Cleopatra or dressing up as an avant-garde toilet... this is the game for you. Theydies and gentlethems, start your engines. EDIT: after some more playtime and some more thought, I can definitely see some patchy bits showing through in terms of acting as a vehicle for promoting the creator's other work, packaging radical queer culture in a box that's less progressive than it thinks it is, and its handling of rape culture - YouKnowWhoPaul's Drag Race still does all of these things even worse though, so this still gets seven-and-a-halfs across the board.

I literally stayed up til 3 am because I *needed* to find out how the story ended. I loved the writing, the characters, and the challenges. Unlike a lot of these choicescript games, I actually felt like my choices mattered. One readthru: 2 hours Replayvalue: yes