Halloween: Candy Hunter is an educational game for kids. As its title suggests, this game helps kids understand what Halloween is and learn about its tradition and culture funnily and playfully. Since this game is very family-friendly and often involves both parents and children in its gameplay, this guide offers parents some tips to get the most out of the game with their kids.

Halloween Candy Hunt is an object hide-and-seek game with a strong holiday theme.  It is easy for kids to participate, yet it may require parents and the organizers of the game to be more prepared.

First, get some real preparation before you start the game with the kids. Although this game is a virtual mobile game, it is recommended that kids can get real rewards when they play this. The easiest yet best preparation is to get some Halloween favors or candies your kids like. Parents can scatter around those treats and candies in the house or the outdoor area.

Second, it is important for parents to identify the specific area where the candy hunt would take place. The choice of the area depends on the age of your kids in general. In another word, if your kids are very young, parents may scatter the candies in a smaller area with fewer obstacles and safety hazards for the kids. For older kids, parents can complicate the game by hiding more candies and making the game area bigger.  If parents have kids of mixed ages, then it is better to consider the middle ground for all kids involved. Or, parents could prepare the game in a larger area but give different starting times for different kids. This way, younger kids would be given some perks and advantages in the competition with their older siblings.

When it comes to the game rewards, parents can prepare some real objects as well apart from the virtual gifts kids would win from the game. This helps kids get a tangible sense of reward and enjoy the game with more interest and motivation.