Toca Avatar My Hospital

Toca Avatar My Hospital opens on a blank avatar and a set of sliders for skin tone, face shape, and hair before anything else happens. The first real choice is a face: pick features and a hairstyle, and the character standing in the empty exam room updates instantly. From there a scrub top or coat gets pulled onto the body, and the plain figure starts looking like someone who actually works there.

The closet splits into the basics: scrub sets in a few colors, a white coat, sneakers or clogs, and small props like a stethoscope or a clipboard. Hair goes from a simple ponytail to a bun tucked under a surgical cap, and glasses or a face mask sit in their own slot so they layer over anything underneath. Accessories are separate from clothing, so a badge or a pair of glasses can be added without touching the outfit itself.

What separates this character creator from a plain avatar screen is the hospital set dressing: beds, carts, and a waiting room the finished character actually stands inside, instead of a blank studio backdrop. A round ends when the outfit and props are locked in and the avatar is posed in one of those hospital scenes, ready to save or screenshot.

Matching the coat color to the scrub color underneath keeps the whole look from clashing once both layers show. Picking the stethoscope or clipboard prop before finalizing the pose saves a step, since some poses only trigger with a prop already in hand. Small face details like glasses or a mask are easy to skip entirely, so it helps to check that slot before calling the look finished.