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Toy Front is a free game about a toy war in a child’s room. Below is what is here, what is not, and what to keep an eye on.
There are no ad breaks, banners or forced videos.
There is no shop, loot boxes, energy or timers that ask for money.
No account, email or phone number is needed. Progress stays on the device.
The campaign and solo matches work without the internet. The network is only needed for an online room.
It is a portrait tower defence game: the child builds toy towers, sends toy soldiers and defends their gate. The opponent is a built-in commander or another player. Everything happens on a table in a child’s room.
The game has ten campaign rooms. The first teaches the basics; later rooms add towers, toys and tactical tasks. Stars are awarded for objectives and keeping lives.
There are no ads, in-app purchases, subscriptions, loot boxes or currency bought with money. Everything unlocks through play.
The builds are distributed for free. If someone asks for money for a “premium” version of this game, it is not an official build.
The game needs no account. Settings, language, stars and unlocked rooms are stored on the device. A solo game sends no data.
An online room transmits only match data and the room code. The site uses no advertising trackers; the chosen language is stored in the browser. The support form sends only what you enter.
The game does not require daily logins and does not punish missed days. There is no energy that refills on a timer and no daily rewards that force a return.
A match can be paused and left. The campaign is saved on the device. If reading is hard, start the first room together: the tutorial is made of short steps.
The game speaks Russian, English and Simplified Chinese. It detects the device language, and you can change it in settings at any time.
Controls are made for one thumb: large buttons, a portrait screen, pause and the library within reach. In tricky places the next action is highlighted.
The game has plastic soldiers, tanks, planes and towers. There is no blood, injury, human death or real weapons. The conflict ends when one side loses its lives, and a new match can start right after.
If your family avoids even toy wars, that is fine. Look at the first room together and decide whether the game suits your child.
If you have questions, write to support@robosoma.ru or use the support form. The game team replies; for questions about a child’s data, mention it in the subject.