Otto's Toy Chest

Developer: XdebugX

Category: Games: Casual

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23.5K installs

104 ratings

20 monthly active users

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Otto's Toy Chest Summary

Otto's Toy Chest is a mobile Android app in Casual by XdebugX. Released in Dec 2010 (15 years ago). It has about 23.5K+ installs and 104 ratings with a 3.00★ (mixed) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 20 monthly active users . Store metadata: updated Aug 4, 2023.

Store info: Last updated on Google Play on Aug 4, 2023 .

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App Details

Store ID: xdebugx.OTCL

First Released: 2010-12-06

Store Last Updated: 2023-08-04

In-App Purchases: No

Ads: No

Website: xdebugxgames.com

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App Description

Bring Otto's Toys back to life!

Otto's moved to a new house and the movers didn't do a very good job! Otto's toys have fallen apart and you can help put Otto's toys back together in a snap! You simply touch and drag the pieces of each toy together to bring them to life! Each colorful and friendly toy has its own unique animations and multiple outfits and accessories! There are twelve unique toys including, Poots the dog, Lily the cat, Stick-eee the frog, Flip the horse, Gigi the monkey, Bobo the bear, Carter the centipede, Babe the rag doll, Debug the Robot, Tweeder the bird, Gill the octopus, and Splint the spider! There are over 40 variations of toys to make - enough to keep you busy for a while!

Otto's Toy Chest is a non-violent game that is kid safe and is great for early learning development. A productive use of time, it teaches basic problem solving skills and helps to develop motor skills.