Girl Talk is a 1998 video game developed by Human Code and published by Hasbro Interactive. It is for ages 8 and up. It is based on the board game of the same name.
Gameplay The player selects a representative character, choosing hairstyles and eye colors, and then picks a nickname from a list. Afterward, the player selects a subject area to begin. The game presents questions and mini‑games that are simple in structure, each accompanied by an explanation shown every time it is played. Additional features include a diary for personalization, a dream journal that provides meanings of dreams, and a fortuneteller that answers yes‑or‑no questions and gives brief advice. The game allows storage of only one top‑ten list at a time. Visual elements such as background graphics, animations, and a spinner that changes appearance based on the chosen subject area accompany gameplay. Up to four players can participate, though no computer‑controlled players are available.
Reception
Los Angeles Times called Girl Talk surprisingly fun. All Game Guide liked the gameplay and background graphics in Girl Talk.
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