They’ll still be holding the thing when they arrive in the new place. You can make characters hold something and then take them somewhere.

You can move things around, open and close appliance doors, and even have characters use the bathroom.

Once you’re inside a house or other location, you can interact with just about anything in the environment. The small house is pretty messy and has two occupants when you enter it. There are six locations that you can visit and more than 20 different characters to play with. Toca Life Town is the first in what is looking to be a series of apps along a similar vein. It’s like a giant play set for a really small price. (She’s my only child and I’m still learning.) But the point is you can end up spending a lot of money on play sets that have constraints based on the pieces included. I got a little obsessive over making sure she had all the characters, even the rare ones, and spent a good chunk of money on that stuff that I’ve seen her play with once in the past six months. One of the first things I bought for my daughter as soon as she could sit up and hold a figurine was a Sesame Street play set. There’s Little People, Calico Critters, and sets based on every children’s property you can imagine. Toca Life Town is basically like playing with figurine play sets you’ll find in any toy store. Finding something that really stands far above the rest has been pleasant surprise. I (and my daughter) have looked at a lot of apps of all sorts. All of these companies make great apps, but Toca Life Town is probably my favorite so far. Along with Originator and Sago Mini, Toca Boca is probably the most well-known maker of preschool apps.

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