Talking Tom Cat 2

Talking Tom Cat 2 Talking Tom Cat 2 is a fun pet simulation for Android—talk to Tom, play mini antics, dress up your kitten, earn coins for candy, and decorate its cozy home.

Talking Tom Cat 2

Talking Tom Cat 2 is a fun pet simulation game that mixes interactive play with a light adventure feel. Expect a relaxing, laugh-filled experience as you care for a cute kitten, mess around with it, and unlock new ways to interact.

In the game, you’ll take care of Tom by dressing him up and buying fresh outfits and accessories. You can also play with your cat whenever you want. To keep Tom happy, you’ll need to earn coins to purchase treats like candy. Beyond clothing, you can decorate Tom’s home by collecting various furniture and items.

Gameplay

TALK TO TOM

Say something out loud and Tom repeats it back in a hilarious voice. It never gets old—at least at first.

PLAY WITH TOM

• Stroke Tom or tap him to trigger reactions.
• Make him interact with objects (like popping a paper bag) for chaotic, funny moments.



• Try different actions—poking, smashing, and more—to keep the fun going.

CUSTOMIZE TOM

Put new accessories and outfits on Tom. Want to try something like Cowboy Tom or Pirate Tom?

RECORD TOM

Record videos of what Tom does and share them with your friends.

Key Features

• Talkback voice: Talk to Tom and he repeats your words in his own goofy way.
• Petting: Touch Tom’s belly or head to make him purr (like a heartbeat).
• Poking: Tap his head, belly, or feet to trigger reactions.
• Slapping: Slap Tom’s face from the left or right.
• Tail interaction: Pull or touch his tail.
• Fart button: Triggers Ben to fart, which makes Tom cover his nose while talking.
• Bag button: Makes Ben scare Tom by popping a paper bag.
• Gamepad button: Displays available games.
• Phone button: Makes Tom play with the My Talking Tom app (originally based on the Talking Tom Cat app) and repeat after himself in a funny loop.
• Feathers button: Causes Ben to hit Tom with a pillow, making Tom angry.
• Surprise button: Makes Tom pull random items from behind his back.
• Coat hanger: Open the shop to equip Tom with accessories.
• Video camera button: Record and share videos on YouTube, Facebook, or send via email and MMS.
• Film strip button: Watch videos created by other fans.

More Ways to Play

The core idea stays the same: Tom repeats whatever you say using a funny voice. The game adds plenty of new interactions, including:

• Use the fart button so Ben farts—Tom then covers his nose, and when you speak again, he repeats you with his nose covered.
• Use the bag button so Ben runs in and bursts a paper bag.
• Use the phone button to have Tom interact with the original talking Tom Cat iPhone app.
• Use the feathers button to make Ben smack Tom with a pillow (this one isn’t available in the free version).

Endless running mini-game: Talking Tom Cat 2 also includes a never-ending running challenge starring Tom. Your goal is to help him climb as far up the stairs as possible while collecting coins and earning extra time along the way. It’s entertaining for a while, but the mini-game is fairly basic in terms of graphics, presentation, and overall scope.

Besides mini-games, you can slap Tom, pet him to make him purr, and record videos of your actions to share with others. Still, once you’ve tried everything, the novelty can fade.

Dressing Up & Decorating

To keep things fresh, you can spend coins to buy clothes and accessories for Tom. Coins can be earned inside the game or purchased. You can also buy items to decorate Tom’s apartment, though the selection isn’t especially large.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Funny talkback feature
• Lots of actions to try
• Easy sharing of Tom’s videos with friends

Cons

• The novelty wears off after some time

Conclusion

Talking Tom Cat 2 is simple, easy to get into, and surprisingly addictive. You’re essentially interacting with the well-known Tom Cat—he repeats everything you say in his strange voice. The app uses your microphone to capture speech and then transforms it into Tom’s talking style.

You can also trigger reactions by slapping Tom or petting him, and Tom’s small apartment includes fun props that can start animations. Even Tom’s rival, Ben the dog, shows up to create more playful chaos.