Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

Hi, my name is Cassidy, and I just wanted to let everyone know the pros and cons of Toca Life: City Businesses: Tailor: At the tailor shop, you can try on at least fifty outfits, ranging between male and female attire. There is a changing room, two desks, and numerous racks of clothes. You might be able to make clothes at the sewing table, I am not sure yet, as I have not figured it out. Shopping Mall: The shopping mall consists of about four stores: the grocery store, the pet shop, an appliance/video game store, and a toy store. Despite the many things there, I never spend much time at the mall, as it is a bit tight for space with the characters. Hair Salon: I do however, spend a lot of time at the salon, as there are over thirty hair styles to choose from, and on a rack close by, there is an entire shelf of hair dye, with all of the colors of the rainbow. Just pick the dye up and place it over a person's head to change it. Hint: if you put a hairstyle on one of the UN-human characters and would like to undo it, go to the first hairstyle chair and click until you find the bald head. Click down, and they will be back to normal. Packaging: Even though it's a bit small, packaging has animals, clothes, backpacks, etc. lying around, so it is a great place to go to find something you need. Storage: Storage is the worst element the creators could have added to this game. It's dark, dank, and has a ton of junk that, I for one, never use. It does have ski wear, though, which is a bit ridiculous, as THERE IS NO SNOW!!! Theatre: The theatre is a place I don't go to often, although there is plenty to look at in there. There a re ropes you can pull to change th scenes on the platform, a sitting area, and a backstage with about a hundred costumes to wear. It's just very annoying to have to change your characters clothes all the time. Food Market: The food market has several places to go and eat: Japanese Sushi, Chili's, Burger-Burger, Sefood, Baked Goods, and Noodlie. Hint: There are some neat packaging stations at each market, so ace food on top to package them up for travel. To unwrap, simply touch the box. Hotel Apartments: This is my favorite place to go, constantly rearranging the furniture, but the one thing I hate is that there is only ONE apartment. This is highly annoying, because if you want to have more than one family, you have to trade stuff out All. The. Time. But still, there is a balcony to grow plants on, a living room (tap the couch to pull out a trundle bed) a small bedroom, a tiny kitchen, and a bathroom with a washer. Be warned: the apartment is very cluttered when the game first starts, so be prepared. WARNING: THERE IS A REWIND BUTTON AT THE TOP RIGHT HAND CORNER OF THE SCREEN. DO NOT TOUCH. IT WILL RESET YOUR ENTIRE GAME, LOSING CUSTOMIZED LOOKS, DECORATIVE TASTE, ETC. I REPEAT: DO NOT TOUCH UNLESS YOU WANT TO REWIIND.