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How to Play Talking Tua

Talk to Tua and hear it talk back! Poke, tickle, feed and dance with your 3D friend. Learn the objective, get comfortable with the main controls and follow the steps below at your own pace. Press Start Game or tap Tua to begin, and allow the microphone: then just talk, and Tua repeats you. Read the practical tips before your next round, and return to the game page whenever you want a quick refresher.

Difficulty: Easy
Category: Casual
Age: Everyone
Talking Tua
Talking Tua3D game
The short version

Your first round of Talking Tua.

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01 / THE FIRST MOVE

Start here

Press Start Game or tap Tua to begin, and allow the microphone: then just talk, and Tua repeats you.

02 / A USEFUL TIP

Keep this in mind

Speak clearly and pause: Tua waits for you to finish before it talks.

03 / FIND YOUR FEEL

Settle into the rhythm

Get comfortable with the main gesture, then let the game set the pace. There is no need to turn every session into a personal-best attempt.

What is Talking Tua?

Talking Tua is a 3D companion who listens to you and repeats what you say in a silly voice: squeaky, chipmunk-fast, as a two-Tua duet or echoing round the room. Poke its head, belly, hands or feet and it reacts each time, rub back and forth to tickle it, or swipe fast for a play fight. Feed Tua fruit and watch it chew every bite (and sometimes burp), make it toot or sneeze, throw a dance party on a light-up floor, or tap the floor to send it walking. Leave Tua alone for a while and it waves for attention, then dozes off. Your voice stays on your device: nothing you say is uploaded.

Talking Tua is a 3D companion to talk to and play with rather than a score challenge. There are no buttons to learn: say something and Tua waits until you pause, then repeats you in one of its silly voices: a squeak with a squeakier echo, a tiny chipmunk, a two-Tua duet or an echo bouncing round the room, while it bounces and sways with every syllable. Touch matters too: the head, belly, hands and feet each get their own reaction, three quick taps on the head knock Tua over, back-and-forth rubbing tickles it and a fast swipe starts a play fight. There is plenty to try between conversations. Tap the fruit bowl and drag a fruit to Tua’s mouth and it chews it bite by bite, sometimes finishing with a burp; feed it too much and it topples over, too full to stand. A tap on the nose makes it sneeze, two quick belly pokes make it toot, a long press turns the floor into a flashing dance party and a tap on the floor sends Tua walking or running there. Leave it alone and it waves for attention before dozing off. Everything Tua hears stays on your device, and the microphone is released as soon as you stop playing.

Step-by-Step Guide to Play Talking Tua

  1. 1

    Press Start Game or tap Tua to begin, and allow the microphone: then just talk, and Tua repeats you.

  2. 2

    Poke Tua’s head, belly, hands or feet; three quick head taps knock it over. Tap its nose to make it sneeze, poke its belly twice to make it toot.

  3. 3

    Rub back and forth to tickle Tua, swipe fast for a play fight, or long-press for a dance party.

  4. 4

    Tap the fruit bowl and drag the fruit to Tua’s mouth.

  5. 5

    Tap the floor to send Tua walking, drag beside Tua to turn it and pinch to zoom.

Talking Tua Features

Talk and Tua repeats you in four silly voices
Different reactions for the head, belly, hands and feet
Tickling, play fights and walking where you tap
Feeding with chewing, bites and the odd burp
Toot and sneeze gags, and a light-up dance party
Your voice is never uploaded

Pro Tips & Winning Strategies

Speak clearly and pause: Tua waits for you to finish before it talks.

Feed Tua several fruits in a row and see what happens.

Leave Tua alone for a while, then tap it to wake it up.

Frequently Asked Questions

What are the step-by-step rules of Talking Tua?
Step 1: Press Start Game or tap Tua to begin, and allow the microphone: then just talk, and Tua repeats you. Step 2: Poke Tua’s head, belly, hands or feet; three quick head taps knock it over. Tap its nose to make it sneeze, poke its belly twice to make it toot. Step 3: Rub back and forth to tickle Tua, swipe fast for a play fight, or long-press for a dance party. Step 4: Tap the fruit bowl and drag the fruit to Tua’s mouth. Step 5: Tap the floor to send Tua walking, drag beside Tua to turn it and pinch to zoom.
What strategies help win at Talking Tua?
Speak clearly and pause: Tua waits for you to finish before it talks. Feed Tua several fruits in a row and see what happens. Leave Tua alone for a while, then tap it to wake it up.
How long does a typical Talking Tua session take?
A typical Talking Tua session lasts 1-3 minutes, though you can play for as long as you like. The game can be paused and resumed at any time.
Is Talking Tua suitable for beginners?
Yes! Talking Tua is very beginner-friendly with simple controls and a gentle learning curve.
What other games can I try after Talking Tua?
Playing Talking Tua helps improve focus, hand-eye coordination, and relaxation and stress relief.

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