Toca Nature

Toca Nature

Experience nature’s magic

628 ratings
20 reviews

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Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 13, 2014
  • March 11, 2022
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Shape and grow your own natural world, from planting forests to raising mountains. Discover diverse landscapes, feed animals, and observe the changing day and night cycles. Become friends with woodland creatures and uncover the magic of nature.

Shape landscapes
Plant trees and grow forests
Raise mountains
Collect and feed animals
Observe day/night cycles
Discover new friends and challenges
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What's New in Toca Nature

2.1

March 11, 2022

Bug fixes :)

User reviews

Very good good game!

I like this game very much but what I don’t really like about it is that I mean it’s cool that you can go down and look at the animals close up we have like deer foxes these little badgers but what you need to do what I don’t really like about it is that you can go down and you can like go throughout the forest and you can find food for the animals but it’s very hard to find it but you can put like trees for like the animals to live like there’s like a bird tree that kind of stuff and you can like put like hills and you can make them go down into like a lake and very good game I’m very obsessed with it!
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Okay, so…

It’s a great app alright, and when I was 4 using my moms shared kindle I would’ve given this a 5 star review. But it has updated and changed for the worst since then. A update I found when I bought it for a little nostalgic kick was it doesn’t save your progress anymore when you close it out. Another is when I was younger 3-4 trees you’d get 2-3 animals example birds. Now lets say updated after years you put 3-4 trees and theres no birds. So you put 5 and then 6 and hear a tweet and its the only animal so you go looking but, only 1 bird? Now you have to spawn 6 more trees that take up alot of space from limited space to grow, here what I’m saying? Point is if there was updates to fix and reverse I would reinstall it. But it is probably not worth your money unless you have a toddler who couldn’t care less.
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Played it, forgot it, found it again, love it.

Okay. I used to play this game literally all the time even though I am way above the age range set. I remember I used to make the whole world either a mountain or make a big giant forest. I completely forgot about it until I remembered it a few years ago. I didn’t remember the name of the app, or that it was a Toca app. Then, I was casually scrolling through the app store and I saw Toca blocks, which just so happens to be one of my favorite games. I decided to go through more Toca apps and I saw a bundle I had purchased a while ago. I looked at the apps and all of them had been deleted from my phone because I didn’t use them for a while. But I could re download them using my iCloud account. Then I saw this app. I didn’t remember what it was so I looked at it. One glance at that video gave me bursts of nostalgia. This is probably one of my favorite games even though it is pretty old, and I think you should either keep developing it or make a new nature app like you have with the Toca life series and the hair salon series. This is a crazy idea my brain had because I love this app, but I think, seeing all the good reviews on this app, it might not be to crazy.
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LOVE GAME

Some suggestions, I’ve been playing for years and I love the game but, it’s too kiddish. I’m a teen, and I still love playing Toca Licensed games.
#1: It would be kinda fun if you expand the landscape. Reason why is bc its a pain when your trying to look or take a pic of something. #2: it would be really fun if you make your own avatar (like Toca World) Then, you could chop down trees and make your own cabin in your woods and still watch animals.
#3: Make it kinda like Animal Crossing/Minecraft. Now, that would be fun.
Just things that I would love to see thanks for listening 🌟🙂🌟
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AMAZING* *(Apart from a couple things)

Ok so I have been playing this game for YEARS and I am obsessed with it. I love how you can get close and personal on animals and create their homes in whichever way you want; you can make islands for the animals to live on, you can put them on mountains, or you can do mix, something like an enormous forest with a beautiful lake and a small mountain near it. But I think it’s a pain to get all the food for the animals and feed it to them individually, so I think it would be awesome if the foxes and wolves could hunt other prey animals. And also, I think it would be cool if you could add more animals like lions and sharks and birds of prey and like for lions you could add a savanna environment, and birds of prey could live in super high trees, and I was thinking maybe there could be a jungle option with monkeys or jaguars. These are all just my suggestions, so do what you devs want! I’ll be a fan either way.
And maybe the animals could be more willing to explore beyond their own territory. And (I bet others have been asking you guys for this too) lots more land space. And maybe you could have save files so that people could have multiple environments at the same time and not have to remake it every time they leave the game. And maybe there could be weather changes along with the night and day thing that’s already been done. Alright, probably the time for me to zip it 🤐! Heh, sorry for keeping you.
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Reported Bugs

4 issues

Game progress not saving after closing app

Bug

Animal spawning rates significantly reduced in recent updates

Bug

Spawned animals difficult to locate visually

Bug

Camera unable to look upward or sideways easily

Bug

Requested Features

18 requests

Save multiple worlds/game slots

Feature

Improved camera controls (look up, side-to-side, drag-based)

Feature

More animals (lions, sharks, birds of prey, arctic foxes, frogs, bobcats, monkeys, jaguars, bats)

Feature

Different environment types (jungle, desert, savanna, tropical, grassland, arctic)

Feature

Avatar creation and customization system

Feature

Baby animals and nesting mechanics

Feature

Seasons and weather changes

Feature

Expanded world/land space

Feature

Carnivore-specific food (meat for wolves, foxes, bears)

Feature

Animal hunting/predator mechanics

Feature

Animal breeding system

Feature

Stat tracking and animal information panels

Feature

Adventure/story mode with pre-made worlds

Feature

Villages and human NPCs (campers, explorers)

Feature

Underwater version or aquatic environments

Feature

Custom tree and animal creation

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Improved animal exploration behavior

Feature

Multiple difficulty/world size options

Feature

FAQ

What does Toca Nature do?

Toca Nature allows users to shape and grow their own natural world. You can plant trees to create forests, raise mountains, and observe the environment as it develops. The app focuses on interactive exploration and discovery within a magical natural setting.

What are the key features of Toca Nature?

Key features include shaping landscapes, planting trees to grow forests, raising mountains, collecting food like berries and nuts, feeding various animals, and observing the transition from day to night. Users can also discover new friends and unexpected challenges within the game.

How much does Toca Nature cost?

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

What kind of devices is Toca Nature compatible with?

While specific device compatibility isn't detailed, Toca Boca apps are generally designed for mobile devices. Users can typically find it on the App Store for iOS devices and the Google Play Store for Android devices.

What are some common use cases for Toca Nature?

Toca Nature is ideal for children and families looking for a creative and educational play experience. It's used for imaginative world-building, learning about animal habitats and diets in a fun way, and simply enjoying a peaceful, interactive nature simulation.