Spin Master and Toca Boca are bringing uber-popular Netflix animated film, KPop Demon Hunters into the Toca Boca World mobile game. The official Toca Boca World x KPop Demon Hunters collaboration begins October 27.

The licensed collab brings new game content inspired by the film. Namely the music, characters, and fashion. Yes, the music!

The new music player will include four of the most popular songs from the film: “Golden,” “How It’s Done,” “Soda Pop,” and “Your Idol.” These songs can be used as soundtracks for stories in Toca Boca World for a limited time.

Players can also enjoy playing dress-up and make believe with iconic characters from the movie, including the members of HUNTR/X and the Saja Boys.

“Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters is a global cultural phenomenon, bringing together music, fashion and beloved characters in a way that has clearly resonated with our players,” said Marc De Vellis, President of Digital Games, Spin Master. “We were already seeing the Toca Boca community draw inspiration from the film in their stories within Toca Boca World, so this collaboration felt incredibly natural. It gives our players access to authentic and exclusive KPop Demon Hunters content, with even more ways to create, play, tell stories and express themselves in a world they love.”

Toca Boca World is a creative tool set and sim that lets players play around with cartoonish characters, objects, and locations. It’s like a story book come to life, or an interactive sticker book. It’s very kid-friendly, single-player only, and ad-free. In-app purchases can unlock additional content.

Toca Boca Jr Kitchen is also getting a KPop Demon Hunters update, adding a “mukbang-themed culinary experience.”

Toca Boca World is free to download on iOS, Android, and Amazon mobile devices, and on PC via Google Play. It’s rated E for Everyone.


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