PocketKiSS is a paper doll program which originally was developed for computers based on NEC PC-9801VM2 architecture in March 1991. Many people have enjoyed and implemented KISS for other computers. Now KISS is running on the Pocket PC as well.

KiSS, the Kisekae Set System, is a fun and easy paper doll game for computer users. KiSS takes its name from the Japanese term kisekae ningyou which refers to playing dress-up with dolls. The KiSS paper doll game allows you to load any of hundreds of KiSS paper dolls on your computer and dress them in different clothes by using your mouse to click and drag the clothes.

The Viewer

The viewer appears under the Games folder on the device once installed.

After starting the viewer, you must choose a data set to load. By default, the viewer shows data sets which are located in the My Documents folder.

After choosing a data set, you can start manipulating the set. Use the toolbar buttons to load a new set, zoom in and out to view the entire data set or to examine the cell properties. The File menu allows you to change set and palette.

The viewer supports standard cell files, but not CherryKiss files (64K colours). It implements all of the FKISS v3 scripting commands. Translucent (transparent) cells are supported, and a subset of the FKISS v4 specification as well (identifiers, groups and extended IF-THEN-ELSE constructs).

At the author homepage you can find links to some of the web-sites carrying free doll files for download. To add new files to the viewer, copy the lzh data set files to the Documents folder. The PocketKiSS application is usually installed in the ProgramsPocketKiSS folder on the device.