Mackaboo Worlds is a pretend play dollhouse game for kids. Every building opens like a dollhouse, every room is ready to play in, and everything in it is a toy. Here are the ten worlds to explore and the eight friends you start with.
Meet the eight friends
The friends you begin with, in four pairs of best friends. Each has a dream that can come true as you play; tap a friend's card in the game to see it.
They each have their ways. Mochi kicks off shoes ("No shoes!"), Latte says "Smile!" to anyone who takes a tumble, and Pip hops straight out of a bubble bath. Waffles dances to any music, Kiwi, who comes from planet Bork, chatters "Bork bork!", and Biscuit hides for a moment when picked up ("Eep!"). Nimbus pushes soda pop away, and Sunny's dream comes true at Bubble Bay with Nimbus. Put best friends together and they glow with hearts. Beyond these eight there are many more friends to meet: the five free worlds alone have 47.
Where it all begins: a little town of six places, with Peekaboo House at its heart.
Peekaboo House: a home to play house in, with a kitchen (fridge, oven, sink and toaster), a living room with a sofa and TV, and upstairs a bedroom, a bathroom with a bathtub and rubber duck, and a playroom with a piano, toy box and teddy.
Sprinkle Café: cakes in the case, a cocoa machine, a register that goes ka-ching, a cuckoo clock, and a rooftop for tea.
Bloom Park: a slide, swings, a fountain, an ice cream cart, balloons and flowers.
Star Market: a fruit stand, a bread shelf, a chiller, a gumball machine and a register.
Cuddle Clinic: a check-up bed, a doctor kit, bandages, a medicine cabinet, a crib in the nursery and a bubble machine.
Boo-tique: clothes racks, a mirror, a hat stand, sneakers and a salon chair for a whole new look.
Fairy Forest and Sunny Farm come together as Both Worlds ($2.99), and Rainbow Cloud Kingdom, Pirate Cove and Jungle Treehouse as Three New Worlds ($3.99). Every purchase is a one-time pack behind a grown-up question; there are no ads and no subscriptions. More about the game for families is on the support page, and for writers in the press kit.