Make friends. Play pretend. Find surprises.
Tumbleberry Town is a digital dollhouse your child runs. There is no score, no timer and no way to lose. Children make their own friends, carry them between a home, a cafe, a park, a clinic, a salon, a market and a school, and make up whatever story they like: a birthday party, a trip to the vet, a rainy day at the park. Every single thing in town does something when it is tapped, and 44 hidden surprises fill a Discovery Book over time.
Tumbleberry Town is open-ended pretend play, not a quiz. The learning comes from the stories children invent and the small everyday moments they act out:
Every friend can be made to look like your family: eight skin tones, many hair styles and colors, glasses, hearing aids, a wheelchair, a running leg and a cane, plus pets.
Tap Play . Drag any friend or thing anywhere: onto a chair to sit, a bed to sleep, a slide to whee. Drop food on a friend to eat it, clothes to wear them, and a tool to use it. Tap anything to see what it does. Big buttons sit in the corners so the middle stays free for play.
How to play Tumbleberry Town: the full guide
Ages 4 to 10. Four year olds drag, tap and explore with everything read aloud. Older children design rooms, make detailed characters, cook multi-step recipes, hunt for all 44 surprises and tell longer stories.
No. It is open-ended pretend play like a dollhouse. There are no timers, scores or game over screens. The Idea button and the Discovery Book give gentle direction when children want it.
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