Touch Traffic Light
A game about body autonomy, boundaries, consent and how to seek help.
Cover every body part with the right color — no way to lose.
- Green
Usually exposed parts - Yellow
Attention zone - Red
Private parts
Red — private parts: genitals, chest and buttocks. Nobody may touch them without a legitimate care or health reason, with privacy, respect and your consent. Abuse is never your fault — find a trusted adult.
Yellow — attention: face, abdomen, lower back and thighs. You set the limits on who can touch you and when. If a touch feels uncomfortable, you can say no and ask for help.
Green — usually exposed: head, shoulders, arms, hands, upper back and feet. Friendly social touch can be okay here — always respecting your boundaries and consent.
Colors are a learning tool, not an absolute rule: even on green parts, nobody may disrespect your boundaries. Medical and hygiene care can be necessary and must happen with respect, privacy and protection.
How to play
1. Drag a circle from the bottom onto a body part — or tap the circle, then a body part.
2. Use each color as many times as you need to cover every part of all three characters.
3. You get a friendly message after every answer. Wrong answers can always be retried.