Talking Tom 3 in Olympics

About

Talking Tom 3 in Olympics is a mobile clone of the popular Talking Tom app, developed in 2012 by NanJing oooo3d. It functions similarly to the original, letting players record their voice and hear Tom mimic it back. The game adds two basic mini-games called "milk" and "study," which involve simple repetitive tasks. Released exclusively on Android, it operates as a single-player experience with no additional features beyond the vocal interactions and minor gameplay elements. The game is notable for containing the Gooligan malware, which compromised user devices by stealing Google account credentials and installing rootkits. It was pulled from the Google Play Store in 2013 after Outfit7 sued the developers for copyright infringement. While the title had minimal community traction, its removal highlights risks associated with unauthorized clones. Players seeking vocal mimicry games should opt for official titles to avoid security threats.