Toca Boca Jr
On October 5, 2023, Toca Boca announced that they would be delisting and merging most of their smaller and older titles into one app titled Toca Boca Jr, as part of a new subscription service targeted towards preschoolers called Piknik. [12]
Games included in the combined offering include Toca Kitchen 2, Toca Kitchen Sushi, Toca Nature, Toca Lab: Plants, Toca Lab: Elements, Toca Builders, Toca Blocks, Toca Mini, Toca Boo, Toca Pet Doctor, Toca Train, Toca Cars, Toca Mystery House, and Toca Band.
Toca Life
Toca Life is a series of games that encourage the player to imagine stories for characters in the game. The player can drag the character around the screen with their finger and make the characters eat, sit, etc. In the series, there are different locations the character could go to based on the game's theme. (Town, Farm, Office, etc.) There are groups such as Kids, Elders, Babies, and Creatures. The player can add more than one character to a scene. Dressing up the characters was introduced in Toca Life: City.
On November 21, 2018, Toca Boca announced they would be merging all of their Toca Life games into one free-to-play app, titled Toca Life: World. Instead of releasing standalone apps for future themes, additional play sets are introduced over time as in-app purchases. [13]
A web series based on the game, under the title Toca Life Stories, was released on February 21, 2020 on Toca Boca's official YouTube channel. It focused on four close friends with mismatched personalities, Rita, Zeke, Nari, and Leon (the main characters in the Toca Life app series), on a quest to vanquish boredom in their neighborhood of OK Street (based on one of the towns found in Toca Boca World). [14] The series is animated by Canada-based Pipeline Studios, with voices recorded in America-based Studiopolis, despite it being a web series, it aired on some television stations such as Pop in the United Kingdom, and Cartoon Network in the United States.
