Who's Inside the Costume?
A Halloween guessing game with Grandpa Barnaby
Welcome to the Halloween costume parade! Our friends are all dressed up. Let's look closely and guess who's who!
Who's at the parade?
How to play
- Look at the small thing in the magnifying glass.
- Tap the friend it belongs to.
- The costume comes off, and there's your friend, smiling!
What the buttons do
- Hear what Grandpa Barnaby just said
- Get one more clue
- Tap a magnifying glass to hear its clue again
- Turn sound on or off
- Turn full screen on or off
- Leave the game
Who's Inside the Costume? is a costume-guessing game for Halloween. At the costume parade in Kittelfdora village, a friend arrives dressed up, a magnifying glass opens on one small thing that peeks out, and your child taps the friend they think is inside. The five costumes are friendly and soft: a little bat, a fox, a pumpkin, a big white cat and a green dragon with six legs. In the last round, three friends share the dragon costume, and your child guesses who's who, one part at a time, with one clue for each: head, middle, tail. The game is also a way to meet Miri, Ori, Melo and Theo by name and by sight.
Nothing is timed or scored. A tap on a different friend simply names that friend, and in most rounds another clue opens; after two such taps, only one friend is left to choose. Every costume comes off at the end of its round, and the friend inside is smiling. Each costume is its own short round, so it's fine to stop after any of them.
It's made for 4- and 5-year-olds, and 6- and 7-year-olds can play along. Your child doesn't need to read: every clue is a picture in the magnifying glass. The first time, sit together with the sound on: Grandpa Barnaby says every clue and every name out loud. It's free to play, with no sign-in.