$14.99Tiny Town VR Your toybox, brought to life
Tiny Town VR hands you thousands of little roads, buildings, vehicles and figures and lets you arrange them into your own world in virtual reality. Pose the characters joint by joint, add speech bubbles, then snap photos of the story. It is slow, silly and entirely yours to shape.
Is Tiny Town VR worth it?
Tiny Town VR is worth it if…
- you like building at your own pace with no pressure
- you enjoy posing figures and making up little stories
- you want something colorful, funny and easy to pick up
Screenshots
A toy box the size of a town
You start with empty space and fill it however you like, from a small street to a sprawling little world. There are thousands of objects to place, including roads, buildings, vehicles and people, plus town, farm, maritime and other themes to mix. Snapping, copying and guidelines keep the fiddly bits tidy, and gesture controls handle panning, zooming and rotating. It feels like tipping toys onto the floor, except nothing ends up under the sofa.
Small people, big drama
The characters are the best part. You can push, pull and twist their joints into just about any pose, then give them words with custom speech bubbles. Set up a farm argument, a harbor rescue, a traffic jam caused by one stubborn driver. When the scene looks right, you capture it with the in-game camera, add captions, and save the photos or share them to Facebook.
Good to know before you build?
Do you need VR to play it?
Yes. This one is built around virtual reality, with gesture controls and menus made for reaching in and moving the world with your hands.
Is there any combat or way to lose?
No. There are no enemies, scores or failure states. You place objects, move characters and take photos, and nothing fights back.
What kinds of places can you build?
The object library covers several themes, including town, farm and maritime, so a street of shops can sit next to fields or a little harbor.
Can you save the stories you make?
You can capture scenes with the in-game camera, keep them in a photo library with captions, and publish them to Facebook to show friends.
