Binary Toys

Binary Toys is a software program that was developed specifically in order to provide users with several virtual toys, designed with springs, muscles and masses. You can interact with them and they are quite life-like.

The installation process can be bypasses altogether, as this product is portable. Consequently, the Windows registry is not going to be changes at all, unless you approve of it.

In addition to that, you should know that you can take the toys anywhere with you, by simply moving the program files to a USB pen drive and run it from there with just a click of the button.

This program comes packed with multiple virtual toys (e.g. amoeba, bouncy diamond, cheeky triangle, hairy caterpillar, etc.), and you should know it is possible to start several of these in the same time, regardless of their type.

These items are going to walk all over your desktop and it can bump into your opened windows or walk on them or fall off. Aside from that, you can interact with them by simply dragging and dropping them.

A context menu can be brought up by right-clicking on a toy. This enables you to change their size (normal or jumbo), enable a transparent skin, replace the one you are currently playing with, and enable a mode which changes the toy randomly.

Last but not least, it is possible to load a similar model from an XML file and start it with just a click of the button, as well as close all the toys.

To sum up, Binary Toys is a pretty fun and efficient piece of software. It packs quite an impressive amount of options, the response time is very good and the interface is quite friendly to all types of users. It does not require a large amount of CPU and memory in order to work properly.