Lindsay Duffy (left) and Camay Wells
Windows Phone Central exclusively announced Sally’s Spa for Windows Phone a few months ago, and now we’re back with the first footage of the game running on our platform of choice.
“How?” you ask, filled with cat-like curiosity. Well, my inquisitive reader, Sally series publisher Game House had a major presence at Casual Connect Seattle, hosting not just a sizable booth but also a thumping pre-party featuring chicken and waffles, among other fine things. Aren't you dying to be a journalist now?
During the actual conference, Camay Wells, Director of Mobile Games Marketing, graciously demonstrated the game for us and showed off some of its new features. Spa-tastic video after the break! (Video link now fixed)
Sally’s Spa is the sequel to Sally’s Salon, a surprisingly enjoyable time management game. This time business maven Sally will travel the globe, establishing new spas wherever she goes. Enhancing the addictive time management gameplay are a variety of new minigames including Facials, Manicures, Bath Bombs, Hot Stone Massages, and other feminine activities. See most of those in action in our video - not to mention Survival Mode and the many of the game’s Xbox Live Achievements.
Sally’s Spa comes to Windows Phone very soon. We’ll have the official release date and price before you know it!

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