It may be fun for the characters within Toca Town to have more interactive relationships with the items found within these scenes, such as the ability to squeeze toothpaste onto the tooth brushes and allow them to then clean their teeth - complete with sound effects - or to move the shower curtain, possibly shampooing one’s hair as well - complete with related lather. Fans of these creative-play apps may be quick to point out that, unlike My PlayHome, Toca Townspeople cannot change their clothing, pour juice or coffee into cups, or pull the covers up over the figures when lying down to go to bed. Objects like foods, books, or other more specific items such as keys found at the police station can also be held as children drag figures around the screen while acting out their own stories, much like one would with a classic dollhouse in real life but without the little pieces that parents need to keep track of.Īlthough I try not to compare applications, it is difficult not to make note of iTunes's other most popular digital dollhouse My PlayHome and its sister app, My PlayHome Stores.
Characters can be moved around within each landscape as well as transported to new areas of this app easily, including any object they may be holding at the time, making transitions between areas simple and intuitive.
Toca Town allows children of all ages to manipulate a very nice selection of Toca characters around six locations that include a park, restaurant, family home, apartment, grocery store, and police station. Toca Town is Toca Boca’s new highly open-ended digital toy, bringing dollhouse play to iOS devices.
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