Toca Boo is a fun and engaging game for children and family. It is featured with funny animated characters and humorous spookiness. The main focus and goal of the game is to guide the character as a ghost through the house with two floors and six rooms, launching unexpected spooky movements to scare the family members in the household. The control and motion are very simple, yet there are a few tips young players or their parents can take a note of in the spooky Toca Boo world.

The first and most obvious approach is to hide. As the game takes place in a particular room of a house, knowing how to hide is at the central part of the gameplay. The most important thing to avoid is the exposure to other characters. There are many places kids can hide in different rooms of the house. Parents can use this as an opportunity to help their kids learn the layout, home items and furniture of households.

Another important tip is to stay away from any source of light. Players can leave the light off or on while they’re hiding somewhere else. However, they should avoid hiding themselves near any lights when the lights are turned off.

Furthermore, apart from hiding quietly at a secret corner, players can also be more interactive with the objects around them. They can create distractions by making intentional noises to mislead family members; or they can make uneasy and restless noises such as rattling, to get other characters panic and become nervous. In doing so, kids can not only learn how to make use of home items, they can also train their mind and emotions in playing around the mental effects in Toca Boo.

One final note for parents and adults who supervise the kids in playing Toca Boo, it is important to let children explore the space and make their own decisions in hiding and objects interactions.