You don't really need an extractor for the new versions of this game, since it went from Unity engine to a Electron based game engine (Electron framework = Chromium browser + Node.js).
All image files up to the latest version have been in the
game\app.asar.unpacked\sprites
subfolder, divided into a bunch of different subfolders of it and only missing their file name extensions.
You may find it useful to try a batch script I made for Windows OS that you can put into the main folder of the Glamour game and run it there.
It will create a new subfolder named "Images" with all the image files in it.
Contrary to the original coolstuff.bat, it won't create new copies of the files, but hardlinks instead, so they will take a fraction of space on your disk, compared to actual file copies.
Attn! The script works only if your game folder is on a partition with
NTFS file system on a local hard drive (a normal Windows system disk for example). External disks may be formatted to
FAT32 or
ExFAT and it won't work in this case, neither will it work on network storage. External
NTFS storage is fine.
You can freely delete the created Images folder or any of the image files inside it separately, original files in the
game\app.asar.unpacked\sprites
will not be affected by it.
OR in case you're not interested on keeping the game, you can keep the new Images folder and delete the 'game' subfolder and its contents instead.
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Update
Webp version added.
The new script adds a webp file extension to created hardlinks, since the game has recently moved to webp compression.
This should help "dumb", content-unaware image viewers to open these files without any problems (unless some of the images still aren't webp compressed).
Suggestion: try a content-aware image viewer like
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(very fast and small, yet powerful, with many additional functions and a wide language support) or
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instead of the Windows default "Picture and Fax Viewer". Both alternatives are free for non-commercial users.