It even includes spending hours tooting on the toilet. It includes not making the bed if they don’t want to and leaving messes all over town. It includes visiting six different locations in town and interacting with the items found there. This includes choosing what characters to play with and dressing those characters up. That means kids can do whatever they want. Parents can also use the scenarios kids get their characters into to start talking about more serious topics, such as the role of police officers in a town and why we should turn off the water when we’re done using the sink. Leave items all over town? It becomes harder to find them when you want them. As kids play the game, they learn about the effects of their choices. How can letting kids do whatever they want and making a mess of a town possibly be educational? Surprisingly, it is. Every aspect was designed to appeal to kids’ senses. They’ll get to hear water running in the sink, alarm clocks going off, and every kids’ favorite, tooting as they sit on the toilet. Along with these standard quality features, kids will love the sound effects found in the game. It features the same bright colors, the same fun music, and many of kids’ favorite Toca characters. Toca Town lives up to the quality of other Toca Boca apps. It also introduces a lot of great talking points for parents and kids. While it may not sound like an app parents will want kids to play, it’s a great app for kids because it gives them a place where they can take control and a safe environment to enjoy.

Not okay in the real world, but totally okay in Toca Town. After a few minutes of playing the game, kids will have the criminals throwing the cops in jail, food littering all of the tables, and water running in the bathroom sink. Parents who have neat freak tendencies and those who have a hard time breaking away from the rules will have a hard time loving Toca Town.

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