PlanetsTokyo/CollectingForest

Name: PlanetsTokyo/CollectingForest
Rating: 4.2 (97 reviews)
Author: teamLab Inc.

By: teamLab Inc. App

Catching and Collecting Forest

Overview

Version:

v1.0.10

Last updated: 2026-05-14

Features & Capabilities

PlanetsTokyo's CollectingForest is a smartphone companion for the exhibition piece 'Catching and Collecting Extinct Forest' at teamLab Planets TOKYO. Point your camera to catch animals with the Research Eye and set up a Research Net. Captured animals appear in an illustrated collection book within the app.

With CollectingForest, you can release captured animals to a location visible through the camera, expanding your exploration of the forest. The more animals you catch, the more detailed information is added to your collection via Research, blending art, interactivity, and education for visitors of all ages.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Art Education Open Source Entertainment

By:

teamLab Inc.

Rating:

4.20

(97)

Version:

v1.0.10 Last updated: 2026-05-14

Version code:

885614475

Creation date:

2025-01-09

Compatible devices:

Size:

61.67MB

URLs:

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-20

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 159,060 ▼ 4,840

Other rankings

#57 in dark forest keyword 7 ▲ 4

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Developed by:

teamLab Inc.

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/planetstokyo-collectingforest/id6739424962

User Reviews

Reviews largely describe the app as unreliable and glitchy, with frequent crashes, recognition failures, and freezing that disrupt the exhibit experience. A few mentions praise the venue and concept, and some see potential educational value if the app functioned properly. Overall, the app is the main negative factor, with limited recurring positive feedback.

Pros

The exhibit/venue is visually beautiful and the overall concept is appealing.
The app has potential to enhance learning when it works.
When functioning, the app can engage users with information about species.

Cons

The app is frequently glitchy and unreliable, including key errors.
The app often freezes or experiences slow internet, disrupting the experience.
Target recognition is inconsistent: aiming at animals may fail to register while occasional random hits occur when aiming at empty space.
The app ruins the experience for many users and distracts from learning.