Editor Reviews

Aha World: Create Stories feels like a digital playroom where kids call the shots. There are no missions to finish or scores to chase—just a big, open world filled with people, pets, furniture, clothes, and toys. You pick a place, drop in your characters, and make up the story as you go.

The world itself is made of themed zones—like a cozy house, a busy hospital, a colorful school, a supermarket, and more. Every room is interactive, so kids can move objects, switch outfits, feed animals, or toss a teddy bear on a hospital bed. The game doesn't correct or guide. Instead, it waits for you to decide what happens.

Characters are expressive and varied. Some wear scrubs, others carry backpacks. You can mix and match outfits, give them different hairstyles, and even add accessories like glasses or hats. Everything is movable and can be used in playful ways. Want to turn the living room into a bakery? Done. Want a panda to be the teacher? Go for it.

There's no right way to play. You just tap and drag to set up a scene. If an item reacts—like a stove sizzling or a door creaking—it adds a layer of fun. The simplicity means even younger kids can figure things out quickly. It works well for solo play or side-by-side storytelling with a sibling or friend.

The base version gives access to a good selection of items and characters. Other areas are unlockable through optional purchases. The upselling is gentle—not intrusive or nagging—so kids can explore without constant prompts. Mixing items from different zones makes things more creative, so unlocking new places adds variety over time.

How to Play?

Step 1: Open Aha World. You’ll land on a map showing different locations. Tap on any building to go inside—a home, school, vet clinic, or store.

Step 2: Once you’re in, tap objects or characters. Drag them around to set up a scene. Place toys, move chairs, or carry food to another room. Tap the backpack icon to see your extra items.

Step 3: To customize a character, press and hold. Change their hairstyle, switch outfits, or add glasses and shoes. You can find clothes in dressers or your backpack.

Step 4: Use two fingers to zoom in, zoom out, or rotate the screen. This helps you get better control when placing small objects like plates or plants.

Step 5: Start your own story. Move the characters into position and pretend they’re talking or acting. You can create anything—from a picnic in the park to a birthday party in the kitchen.

Step 6: Do you want to change the setting? Tap the map icon and pick another location. Everything you set up stays the same, so you can return later and continue where you left off.

Step 7: Want to remember your scene? Take a screenshot. It’s a simple way to save your setup and return to it later or share it with someone.