My Town: School is a children’s roleplay game set in a school building with classrooms, characters, and interactive objects. The player can create school stories with students, teachers, parents, and other characters. The game does not have one fixed storyline or a required ending. Instead, it works like a digital school playset where the player chooses what happens during the day, who takes part in each scene, and which rooms are used.

Before the First Lesson Starts

The game begins with the idea of going back to school. A character can get ready with a backpack, ride the school bus, meet classmates, and enter different rooms for lessons or activities. The story depends on the player’s actions. One session can focus on a teacher leading a class, another can show students preparing for a concert, and another can be about science experiments or time in the schoolyard. There is no main conflict or boss to defeat.

Places Where the Day Changes

My Town: School is divided into school areas instead of traditional levels. Each location has its own objects and roleplay options. The player can move characters between rooms and continue the same story in another place. A classroom can become a lesson scene, the music room can be used for practice, and the playground can be used for sports.

The game includes several main elements:

•         more than 9 school locations and classrooms
•         more than 20 characters, including students, teachers, and parents
•         backpacks, notebooks, pens, and lockers
•         chemistry experiments in the science classroom
•         music activities with instruments
•         biology and astronomy lesson themes
•         schoolyard and sports activities

Learning Scenes Without Strict Rules

The game does not use standard missions, scores, or difficult stages. Progress comes from exploring the school and finding out what different items can do. The player can open lockers, pack school supplies, use classroom objects, or create a situation with several characters. Since the game is open-ended, the same room can be used many times in different ways. The player decides whether the scene is about learning, friendship, a lesson, or a school event.

How to Build a School Story

To play My Town: School, the player chooses characters and places them in a room. After that, they can tap, drag, and move objects to create actions. A student can attend chemistry class, play an instrument, learn about animals, look at stars in astronomy, or spend time with classmates. A teacher can lead the lesson, while parents can appear in school scenes. The main goal is to explore the school setting and create simple stories through roleplay.