Move People is a free simulation game that was developed by Supersonic Studios for mobile devices. In this interactive game, players take control of puppet-like characters in various situations and it is their task to move and set them in various positions and poses to achieve a specific look.

Move People is unique in the sense that there isn't a game quite like it that features the same type of gameplay that it offers. It's a cross between the look and feel of The Sims Mobile mixed with the interactivity of something like Toca Boca: City, but for adults.

What is it?

Move People is a bit of an enigma and is a game that is difficult to describe. In it, you are placed in various situations and scenarios that give you control over puppet-like characters that feature models that are kind of plain and simple doll-esque in design. Each challenge has a specific goal or condition set that you need to meet in order to progress. 

Controls in Move People are simple and straightforward, with mostly swipes, taps, and zooming in and out. The gameplay experience can range from the hilarious to the bizarre, and even a few innuendos threw in for good measure. You could be dragging arms and legs to achieve a certain pose. Other times, you'll be morphing a face to mimic a look like a smile or a frown.

Just a few things to note before you give this one a try. First is that while its presentation might seem cartoonish, it's a game that is intended for mature players. It also requires an active internet connection, which is odd considering there is no online aspect to that game like multiplayer or DLCs, to begin with. It just results in intrusive ads while playing.

A funny and bizarre experience

Overall, Move People is one of those games that you have to play and experience yourself to find out if you'll like it or not. Nevertheless, it has nice graphics, simple controls, and some hilarious moments should you decide you want to give it a go. It's unique and interesting enough to warrant considering it at least.