My City: Bank is an educational 2D dollhouse video game wherein you get to play out the day-to-day life of a bank and its employees. If you’ve ever wondered what happens at banks, and how does working there look like, you might have just checked out an online video talking about it to find out. However, for children, learning happens best when you pair it with fun, and My City games do it best. Set in the digital open world of the various My City games, My City: Bank focuses on pretend-play with the work of the bank this time, allowing kids and even adults to play the fun life simulation in the game.

Work at the Bank

In My City games, you move around paper-doll-like characters of different looks, genders, and ages, and you interact with the world and your characters by dragging or tapping them. The screen can be scrolled left and right to move through the various locations of the game. In My City: Bank, you’ll find the bank itself and its rooms—from the tellers where business happens to the secret safe vault that houses all the money and valuables of the bank’s customers. It even includes the bank manager’s gorgeous house, complete with his office and his kids’ rooms. You can play as a clerk who has to process a customer’s documents using the photocopy machine or a customer who’d like to open a bank account. You can even simulate a bank robbery and play as the clever employee who pressed the alarm to call the police. There are tons of new characters and clothing in the game that come from other My City games. You can also control the weather and the time of day here, just like in the other games. Unfortunately, this is a game that completely relies on your input—no cutscenes, no other moving characters—so don’t expect anything big as this is geared towards kids and letting them “playhouse.” However, My City: Bank has lots of content and even free updates after you purchase the game.