My City - Boat adventures

Embark on thrilling boat adventures in My City: Boat Adventures! Cruise, fish, hunt for treasure, and much more! Create your own unique stories and experiences. Feel the excitement of navigating port control and boarding your favorite boat. Explore a deserted island, throw a Caribbean beach party, and craft countless adventures. You're the captain, so the possibilities are endless! Over 100 million kids worldwide have already played our games!

Creative Gameplay for Kids:

Think of this game as a fully interactive dollhouse where almost every object is touchable and interactive. With fun characters and highly detailed locations, kids can role-play and create their own stories. Simple enough for 3-year-olds, yet exciting enough to captivate 9-year-olds!

Game Features:

• Explore 8 brand-new locations, perfect for role-playing and storytelling.
• Solve fun puzzles and uncover hidden locations.
• Enjoy a variety of activities: captain your ship, survive on a deserted island, host amazing parties, and more!
• 20 characters are included; feel free to use them in other My City games.
• Stress-free, highly replayable gameplay.
• Connects with other My City games: Share characters between games for even more story options and fun!

Recommended Age Group: 4-12 years old. My City games are safe for children to play even without adult supervision.

Connecting to Other My City Games:

Make sure all your My City games are installed and updated on your device.

Multiplayer Fun:

Supports multi-touch, so kids can play together with friends and family on the same screen!

About My Town Games:

My Town Games studio creates digital dollhouse-like games that foster creativity and open-ended play for children globally. Loved by children and parents alike, My Town games offer immersive environments and experiences for hours of imaginative play.

What's New (Version 4.0.2 - July 25, 2024):

This update includes bug fixes and system improvements. Enjoy the game!

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