Tricky Story Level 60 Walkthroughs & Guide

Tricky Story Level 60 — Help them take a perfect family photo Guide Overview

I needed a couple of tries before this family photo level clicked. My first attempt jumped straight to fixing people – tying Ethan’s tie first, wiping the crying son’s face – and nothing progressed. The level forces you to read the room like a photographer, not a handyman. Every action changes someone’s emotional state, and the order determines whether the final shot works. Here’s how I finally got everyone to smile.

Pattern Overview

Family photos are about fixing everyone’s state before the shutter clicks.

The Emotional Sequence

• Curtains Before Lighting: The background sets the mood; dyeing the curtains makes the room feel cohesive before anyone poses.
• Cane Before Grandpa: Grandpa cannot stand comfortably without support, so his cane comes before any position adjustments.
• Little Girl Before Positioning: The hidden child needs to be coaxed into the frame before adults lock their poses.
• Tie Before Wife: Ethan’s collar looks presentable before Anna’s hair, because his state affects her confidence.
• Hair Curler Before Power: Anna cannot style her hair without the cord, so the socket must be safe first.
• Paint Can Before Socket: The brown paint covers the dirty white socket, removing a visual distraction before Anna uses electricity.
• Flower Before Daughter: The little girl needs a prop to hold; flowers brighten her expression before the final arrangement.
• Ethan’s Gaze Before Sister: He must look at the camera before his sister stands up, so the composition locks in sequence.

Why This Level Feels Tricky + The Key Insight

Confusion points:

• You might think to fix people before environment, but the camera’s background (curtains) unlocks the first interaction chain.
• Multiple steps target the same character (Ethan: tie → head → sister’s body), and doing them in the wrong order breaks the photo timing.

My “Aha!” Moment

I assumed starting with the crying son would speed things up, so I tapped his face immediately. That did nothing because his sadness wasn’t triggered by a missing handkerchief yet. The dye bottle on the floor caught my eye – I realized Tricky Story Level 60 treats the scene like a staging area, not a repair list. After I dragged the dye to the curtains, the game let me move Grandpa, and then everything clicked: each fix creates the emotional permission for the next.

Step 1. Curtain Dye

Why start with a floor bottle? Tricky Story Level 60 opens with the dye because the camera views the room as a whole. Drag the bottle onto the curtains – the fabric turns a warm brown, clearing the first visual distraction from the frame.

Step 2. Grandpa’s Cane

Grandpa is leaning awkwardly on the sofa arm. The cane from the floor slots into his hand – he grips it and stands taller. Tricky Story Level 60 uses this to stabilize his posture before the little girl moves near him.

Step 3. Little Girl to Position

She’s peeking from behind the chair. Drag her to the right corner of Grandpa. Tricky Story Level 60 hides her deliberately – once placed, she holds a shy smile. The family now has three generations arranged.

Step 4. Ethan’s Tie

Ethan’s tie is crooked. Swipe downward on his neck. Tricky Story Level 60 registers the tie as a confidence trigger – Anna is watching him, and his straight tie lets her relax. The screen shifts focus to Anna next.

Step 5. Hair Curler Setup

The curler cord lies on the floor. Drag it to the socket, then drag the curler to Anna. Tricky Story Level 60 links power to safety – you must plug it in first. Anna’s hair fluffs up, and she stops frowning.

Step 6. Paint the Socket

That white socket is dirty and visible above the sofa. Drag the brown paint can onto it. Tricky Story Level 60 turns the socket into a wall detail that matches the curtains – the room now looks intentional.

Step 7. Flower for Little Daughter

She’s holding nothing. Drag the flower from the pot into her hands. Tricky Story Level 60 gives her a prop to hide behind – she peeks over it, and her expression softens.

Step 8. Ethan Looks Straight

Ethan is staring at his wife. Swipe his head to face forward. Tricky Story Level 60 breaks his focus on Anna so the photo captures the whole family, not a couple shot.

Step 9. Sister Stands Up

Ethan’s younger sister is slouched on the floor. Swipe upward on her body. Tricky Story Level 60 makes her rise – she brushes off her dress and stands near the little girl, creating symmetry.

Step 10. Carpet and Makeup Brush

Flip the right corner of the rug. A makeup brush appears – give it to Anna. Tricky Story Level 60 hides this under the carpet because Anna needs a touch-up after the curler. She applies powder, and her skin tone evens out.

Step 11. Shorten Son’s Pants

The son in the right corner has pants dragging on the floor. Drag the scissors across them. Tricky Story Level 60 trims the hem – he stops tripping and stands up straight. His posture improves.

Step 12. Soccer Ball into Hand

The same son is juggling a soccer ball. Drag the ball into his hand. Tricky Story Level 60 wants him still, not moving – he clutches the ball and stops bouncing.

Step 13. Handkerchief to Dirty Son

The son in the left corner has a stain on his shirt. Drag the handkerchief from Ethan’s pocket onto the dirty spot. Tricky Story Level 60 wipes the mark – he looks clean for the photo.

Step 14. Tap the Crying Face

The right-corner son (the one with pants and ball) is crying. Tap his face. Tricky Story Level 60 turns his frown into a forced smile – he hides the tears because his brother is now clean.

Step 15. Swipe Sneakers

The son holding the ball has scuffed sneakers. Swipe across his shoes. Tricky Story Level 60 cleans them – white sneakers reflect better under the light.

Step 16. Tap the Light Bulb

The overhead bulb is off. Tap it. Tricky Story Level 60 illuminates the whole scene – shadows vanish, everyone’s features brighten, and the photo becomes well‑lit.

The Logic Behind It

Tricky Story Level 60 solves by staging the environment first, then fixing the key individuals, then handling children. Each step either removes a distraction or gives someone a prop or pose that makes them ready for the camera.

Final Scene Description

When I finished taping the light bulb, the room flooded with warm yellow. I watched Anna smile for the first time, her hair curled, makeup fresh. The little daughter held her flower. The crying son had a fake grin, but everyone was still. The game snapped the photo – a perfect frame of eight people, all because Tricky Story Level 60 forced me to think like a director, not a janitor.