Toca Life: City is an educational game that’s designed for kids at a young age. I love how the painters make the characters in the city all look different but at the same time full of creativity and appeal. All kinds of people look unalike just like in the real world and those individuals are different in all ways. It’s a great way to teach kids to respect and understand one another. I love how the game makes you try new outfits and do your hair and buy new clothes and it gives kids a chance to explore around.

In the kids’ mental development, I feel like creativity and imagination are the two most important factors that are brought up on the table. The game focuses a lot of content on those two fields. Toca life: City is basically demonstrating to kids what is life like to live in a city. They will be asked to do multiple tasks like buying a toy or having a pet. It’s about training their responsibility in life and how to take care of themselves. As someone who is interested in the game, I think 4 dollars for a game like this isn’t that bad. Especially how diverse the game is so it’s for everyone. It’s part of the Toca Series so as you would have imagined, the quality of the game is above and beyond. The game runs smoothly on my device and there isn’t a concern for me if I have kids to let them explore the app on my phone because it’s safe.

I love the graphics and the interaction of the game and those are the two factors that matter the most to me in this game. It’s a new day in the city and your kids get to get their personalized figures and explore life in the city. It’s about attempting to live a life and experimenting in the city to see what’s right for you and there are 6 places you get to go in the game which is quite a lot for a kids’ mobile game Your kids get to do things like what they would have been doing in real life as well but in the game, it makes more explorable. There are multiple choices in the style of character. The options are wild and open for you so you get to choose from a variety of things. I love how the developers bring up the fact that they are open to discussion and feedback making the game even more appealing to us, as the players because it seems like the developers do care about how we feel and what we have to say.

Something to point out about this game, if you are just curious about the game, please don’t download the game if you care about the money since there is nothing you can do about it to get a refund. It’s still a great game that you get to play without a network connection and I know that’s not something that will happen to be available for other modern-day games because everything seems like it’s all data-driven now. It’s a good game for your kid to spend time on it and explore the world. There are buttons that you click on that would lead to the unwanted consequences of losing progress. So if you are a parent who is supervising your kid playing this game, I would recommend you let your kids close the app or end the software since they probably know better than you what they are doing to the game.

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