Toca Boca World Contains Frightening Imagery That Disturbs Children

I am seriously concerned about a scene my daughter encountered while playing Toca Boca World in the living room. A painting hanging on the wall in the game's living room depicts a headless body missing one arm, and this image remains on the screen for approximately three to four minutes. As a parent, I find it disturbing to encounter such imagery in a game that is intended for children.

After seeing this scene, my daughter started waking up frightened at night, became afraid of being alone, and began repeatedly talking about the image. A game designed for children should provide age-appropriate and safe content, but including such frightening images can negatively affect children's emotional and psychological well-being.

I therefore request that these types of frightening images be removed from the game and replaced with more age-appropriate, positive, and reassuring visuals. I expect Toca Boca to implement more rigorous content moderation that places greater emphasis on children's emotional and psychological safety.

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