Toca Lab: Elements

Toca Lab: Elements

Experiment with science!

1.1K ratings
52 reviews

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 12, 2013
  • December 8, 2022
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Explore the periodic table and discover the properties of all 118 elements. Experiment with various lab tools to observe unique reactions and learn about science in a fun, interactive way. Designed to spark curiosity and encourage scientific exploration.

Explore 118 elements
Experiment with lab tools
Discover element personalities
Spin in centrifuge
Heat with Bunsen burner
Cool with cooling agent
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What's New in Toca Lab

2.2.1

December 8, 2022

Bug fixes :)

User reviews

Going Outside Update

The Door button I to go outside.
The Door button Il to go inside.
The Elements go out and Play.
Elements play, ride cars, fly, and more!
The elements are out of the laboratory, so they can play with S/19 (Sjw.

Dear Toca Boca AB,

Door Button 1 time to go outside
Door Button 2 times to go inside

Play: The items from the box will move outside
Ride Cars: A road will appear if a car was spawned click the plus button to add cars from photo library or by taking a photo. Left and right buttons will appear to move the car. The horn button will appear to honk the horn.
Fly: The fly button will appear if an Element was touched along with all other buttons including drive button.
Record: Button will appear to record with microphone and video and save it to photos.

Can you update this game with all these features and the erase saved progress will be removed from the settings

Weather cycle will be enabled.

No changing the time.

Can you add them now?

Thank you!
From Billy Tan-Zhou
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Amazing Game, But Many Mistakes

Tennessine is not a halogen. It is a Superheavy metal (I think). Also, all the lanthanides or rare earth metals are magnetic. The only magnetic lanthanide you made was Gadolinium. Also, Radium Promethium, and Astatine are luminous elements. So, their radioactive aura should be very bold green. Fluorine and Chlorine don’t have the halogen bubbles on them. Francium, Aluminum, Copper, and Zinc are not noble metals. Palladium is a noble metal. The noble metals with the sparks on them should have a hexagon with a picture of a star just like the radioactive elements have 3 circles on the hexagon (just an example). The poisonous elements like Arsenic and the heavy metals except for Bismuth, a nontoxic heavy metal should have a hexagon with poison symbols on them and green poison symbols surrounding the element. Please fix them.
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Great, but one major issue.

Okay, let’s get one thing straight. I love toca lab: elements, as I have played this game before, many years ago. I have played it again this year, and it’s still amazing. I love all of the elements’ sounds that they make. It was REALLY magical for me playing it the first time. Although, I can’t quite experience the game that way anymore, because the app. Keeps. Crashing. And every time it crashes, I lose all of my progress. So I have to start over and over and over again. It’s really annoying. And sometimes, I can’t even play it in general because the app crashes as soon as I press on it. That REALLY needs to be fixed. And also, a quick suggestion: under the elements’ symbols, there should be the element’s name. Just to make it less confusing. Anyways, that’s why I’m rating this 3 stars. I would’ve given it 5 if it weren’t for all of the crashes.
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Fun but …

Subpar.
Ok, first off... the game IS fun, it IS cute, and it ISN'T fully accurate.
How it works
You start out with the element Phosphorus ( or P for those wandering). You have six different
"tools" you can use to "change" the element. You continue this and as you do you gan more elements- but that's the thing....
NERD ALLERT
You can't change an element from one to another.
I mean- why do you think medieval Alchemists failed at transforming Lead (Pb) to Gold (Au)!
Don't get me wrong I love this game and played it when I was little, but I don't suggest it for your child.
Therefore subpar...
Again, I love the game, and it's really fun! But I do have a small suggestion. Maybe not having one element and building off of that; but having the tools to "discover" the elements! This would definitely make everything a little more accurate!
Thanks for reading!
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I found a bug!

I love the game and I found a small bug. When a blob blows up and the middle right shelve when the murged it went though the shelve! It’s middle was stuck! Pls fix it pls! It pretty good! So five stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Crashes when using certain tools

Bug

Saved progress being lost or reset

Bug

Graphical glitches and visual bugs

Bug

Sound issues and missing audio

Bug

Requested Features

5 requests

Add more elements, including new discoveries

Feature

Introduce compound creation and reactions

Feature

Add customization and progression options

Feature

Provide more educational information about elements

Feature

Implement a restart or reset feature

Feature

FAQ

What does Toca Lab: Elements do?

Toca Lab: Elements allows users to explore the colorful world of science and discover all 118 elements from the periodic table. You can experiment with various lab tools to observe unique reactions and learn about the properties of each element in a fun and interactive way.

What are the key features of Toca Lab: Elements?

Key features include the ability to explore all 118 elements, experiment with tools like a centrifuge, Bunsen burner, cooling agent, test tubes, and an oscilloscope. Each element has its own unique personality to discover, encouraging exploration and curiosity.

How much does Toca Lab: Elements cost?

Based on the provided information, Toca Lab: Elements is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, indicating a one-time purchase model.

Who is Toca Lab: Elements for?

This app is designed for future scientists, particularly children, who are interested in exploring science and the periodic table. It aims to inspire kids to explore science through play and experimentation.

Is Toca Lab: Elements scientifically accurate?

While the periodic table in Toca Lab: Elements is accurate, the way new elements are created is not. The app is designed as a fun way to experiment, discover, and create curiosity in the world of science, serving as a starting point for further exploration.