Interaction Model

In Toca Boca Everything players navigate between different zones and bring characters into any environment they choose. Each character can interact with objects by holding them, placing them or activating simple animations. Items can be repositioned at any time, allowing players to reorganize a room or design a completely new layout. Because everything remains in place until changed, the world acts as a persistent stage in which scenes evolve naturally.

Throughout the game, several core elements structure the creative process:

• A selection of characters with unique visual identities.
• Objects that can be placed, stacked or rearranged.
• Locations that offer different themes and interaction possibilities.
• A movable inventory that helps organize items.
• Reset tools that return areas to their default state.

These elements give players the freedom to experiment without limitations.

World Structure

The environments in Toca Boca Everything include homes, outdoor spaces, shops and themed interiors. Each location is built with functional surfaces, interactive furniture and open layouts that support scene-building. Characters and objects can be placed anywhere, encouraging players to design stories that move across multiple places. Doors, transitions and area links allow smooth navigation, making it easy to switch between settings while keeping track of items.

Creative Flow

The progression in Toca Boca Everything is defined by the player’s own ideas rather than checkpoints or level completion. A session might involve arranging a group scene, preparing a room for a storyline or combining props to create a specific situation. Characters can be moved between rooms carrying items, allowing continuity across locations. This approach gives players full control over pacing and structure.