Dressing her is the first act, not the whole game.
The gold haired princess gets a makeover and an outfit, and then the game keeps going: her friends have a plan and you work through it in stages, first getting her to speak to her crush in class, then to lunch with him, then to an actual date. Each stage carries its own small task, so the wardrobe work is doing a job rather than sitting on its own.
That structure makes it read more like a short story with dressing attached than a sandbox. Capy made it, it runs on a phone, and the stages arrive in the same order every time, so a second run is about the clothes rather than the plot.
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Goldy Princess A High School Romance is made in house, and this is its home. It is not licensed from anyone else.
Frequently asked questions
Is this only dressing up?
No. The makeover opens it, then there are stages for the classroom, the lunch and the date itself.
Does the ending change?
The outfits change, the sequence does not. Class, lunch and date arrive in the same order on every run.