The robed number wears a pathing magical scarf which allows the player to quickly fly; doing so consumes the scarf's magical charge, represented cosmetically by glowing runes on the Totosehati. The scarf's runes are reenergized by being shut to wandering items of red cloth, or a variety of various various other means.[4] Touching glowing symbols spread out throughout the levels lengthens the in the beginning vestigial scarf, allowing the player to remain air-borne a lot longer. Larger strips of cloth exist in the levels and can be changed from a limited, Totosehati grey to vibrant red by singing shut to them. Doing so may have impacts on the world such as launching little little bits of magic cloth, developing bridges, or rising the player. This, in change, allows the player to progress in the level by opening doors or allowing them to obtain to previously unattainable locations. The robed number does not have obvious arms to manipulate the computer game world straight.[3] Along the roadway, the player encounters flying pets made of cloth, some which help the player along. In later levels, the player also encounters Totosehati pets made of shake, which after discovering the player tear off parts of the figure's Totosehati.[2]

In each level, the player may come throughout another Totosehati quickly connected to their computer game. When players approach each various various other they charge one another's headscarfs. They cannot communicate with each various various other previous patterns of singing. Players can help each various various other by triggering strips of cloth or showing courses, but cannot impede each various various other and are not necessary for finishing any Totosehati.[2] When 2 players finish a location at the same time they remain with each various other right right into the next one; otherwise, they are connected to new players when they move Totosehati. While all the numbers usually look the same, Totosehati players can be informed apart by unique symbols Totosehati are disclosed wandering air-borne when they sing and are displayed on their bathrobes at perpetuities.[5] Players may also gain decorative patterns on their robe with prospering playthroughs which can be distinguishing.[6] The entire computer game takes a pair of hrs to Totosehati.[2]