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I would give this app/company zero stars if I could. We’ve purchased numerous apps in the past...now two of them (Builders & Robot Lab) are not working. They will not open and it appears they haven’t been updated to the new OS. Another Toca app, the first Kitchen, disappeared altogether after I purchased it years ago. I am assuming they want me to pay for the newer version, Kitchen 2, and that’s just terrible business practice. My son has been trying different things for over an hour to try to use these apps and I am frustrated that paid apps are functioning so poorly on our iPad Pro.

I’m an adult and I find this game way over complicated. Why do you need different robots to do diffident tasks? Switching through different modes for one robot would have been a lot easier. As it is, you have to move all the robots around each other and it’s just frustrating. Don’t even get me started on how you control their direction and walking! This game isn’t intuitive, is way too limited, and a complete waste of money. I generally like Toca apps, so I’m pretty disappointed.

Got this app for 6 yr old daughter who loves to build things. First of all, for how complicated the game is (for the target audience- young kids) I'm shocked that it doesn't have any introduction to the characters or game at all. There isn't even an intro animation or video or sample pics of some ideas to get started. They should really include a ''game mode" which includes an intro to basic functions, tasks, achievements, or levels with the option to break off into free mode. Secondly, as most reviewers mention some mechanics need upgrading. The most pressing is to add ability to create something higher than 6 blocks which severely limits what you can build. The other is the addition of at least some blocks with simple patterns, brick, wood, metal, flower, window, door handle. water. These would seem to be obvious and relatively easy fixes from a programming perspective so seeing comments a year old with these suggestions makes me wonder if the are even continuing to develop this. In summary, a good idea with some fatal flaws that made this app not worth the $2.99 price tag.