Escape Game Adventure: Operation Pizza

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Your mission: Find the dish poisoned by the rival in his restaurant and replace it with an identical dish, then escape before my time-travel portal is closed. With the help of Dooz, your faithful robot, you have been teleported to the year 1889. In Naples, Italy, the creator of margherita pizza is about to be poisoned by a jealous rival... In a few moments, it will be too late! Choose to solve this challenge on your own or with a friend! Either way, let's go! AGES: 8 to 12 AUTHOR: Remi Prieur is a business developer with a long career in social media. Melanie Vives is a journalist and cofounder of an independent magazine. She has escape more than 150 rooms and posts online reviews for France and other countries. Together, they launched escapegame.paris and have collaborated with Benjamin Bouwyn on the bestseller Escape Game, an original book for adults. El Gunto is a French freelance illustrator, currently based in Barcelona, Spain. He has worked on comics and as a concept artist and character designer for the entertainment industry.

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Were in favor of anything that helps kids find a love of puzzling and using their minds to have fun. The Escape Game Adventure books comfortably fit that description. They werent long or challenging. Their thorough approach to hinting and solution descriptions meant that anyone who wants to understand how a puzzle works can learn. Learning is what these books were all about. They would be a fantastic first step on a young puzzlers journey. -- Room Escape Artist
Escape Game Adventure books fill a unique and very much needed space in the escape game industry. There are not many games geared towards kids. There are fewer that would be enjoyable to both children and their parents. -- Escape Authority
We would recommend this game for other kids especially if they like escape room puzzles and figuring out puzzles in stories. -- Escape Room Addict
This was the most challenging book in this series thus far. That doesnt make it hard relative to other tabletop puzzle games, but in the kids category, it certainly stood out in terms of complexity. Id recommend children start with The Mad Hacker or The Last Dragon and work their way up to this one. -- Room Escape Artist

Author Bio

Rmi Prieur is a business developer with a long career in social media. Mlanie Vives is a journalist and cofounder of an independent magazine. She has escaped more than 150 rooms and posts online reviews for France and other countries. Together, they launched escapegame.paris and have collaborated with Benjamin Bouwyn on the bestseller Escape Game, an original book for adults. El Gunto is a French freelance illustrator, currently based in Barcelona, Spain. He has worked on comics and as a concept artist and character designer for the entertainment industry.