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Schiffer Publishing Ltd Escape Game Adventure The Last Dragon
Book SynopsisFind and recover the dragon egg from the castle before the spatial-temporal portal closes forever!Trade ReviewWe’re 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 weren’t 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 puzzler’s journey. -- Room Escape ArtistEscape 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 AuthorityWe would recommend this game for other kids especially if they like escape room puzzles and figuring out puzzles in stories. -- Escape Room Addictnbsp;Perfect for fantasy fans that want to have their own fun adventure; kids will be able to save a wizard, put pieces together to create a coat of arms, and choose the right invisibility potion so you won’t be seen. -- Mom Read It
£9.99
Schiffer Publishing Ltd Escape Game Adventure The Mad Hacker
Book SynopsisYoung readers and gamers can now join the escape game phenomenon with this newEscape Game Adventureseries! Your mission: Locate and destroy the virus and then escape from the scientific compound before the time-travel portal closes forever! With the help ofDooz, your faithful robot, you have been teleported to the year 2394! In this era, a mad scientist plans to paralyze the entire world using a powerful cyber virus . . . 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! Mazes, puzzles, riddles, and word games test problem-solving skills in the race to destroy a virus and escape from the scientific compound.Items from Dooz's toolbox can be cut out and used to help solve puzzles along with the hint and answer keys provided in the back.Trade Reviewnbsp;We’re 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 weren’t 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 puzzler’s journey. -- Room Escape Artistnbsp;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. The Mad Hacker presents an opportunity for the younger generation to develop puzzle solving skills using logic, observation, and deduction abilities. -- Escape Authoritynbsp;We would recommend this game for other kids especially if they like escape room puzzles and figuring out puzzles in stories. -- Escape Room Addictnbsp;Perfect for fantasy fans that want to have their own fun adventure; kids will be able to save a wizard, put pieces together to create a coat of arms, and choose the right invisibility potion so you won’t be seen. -- Mom Read It
£9.99
Schiffer Publishing Ltd Escape Game Adventure Trapped in Space
Book SynopsisYoung readers and gamers can now join the escape game phenomenon with this Escape Game Adventure series! Your mission: rescue the crew members, drive them safely back to their planet, then escape before the time-travel portal closes forever! With the help of Dooz, your faithful robot, you have been teleported to the year 3144. A team of astronauts in exploration no longer responds, and we suspect an attack from the inhabitants of the star, Hyena . . . 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! Mazes, puzzles, riddles, and word games test problem-solving skills in the race to save a team of astronauts and return them safely to their planet.Items from Dooz's toolbox can be cut out and used to help solve puzzles along with the hint and answer keys provided in the back.Trade Reviewnbsp;We’re 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 weren’t 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 puzzler’s journey. -- Room Escape Artistnbsp;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 Authoritynbsp;We would recommend this game for other kids especially if they like escape room puzzles and figuring out puzzles in stories. -- Escape Room AddictThe artwork is kid-friendly, with big-eyed, friendly robots and aliens, and fun, challenging puzzles that will get your readers thinking and playing with solutions to advance. -- Mom Read It
£9.49
Schiffer Publishing Ltd Escape Game Adventure Operation Pizza
Book SynopsisYoung readers and gamers can now join the escape game phenomenon with this Escape Game Adventure series! 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! Mazes, puzzles, riddles, and word games test problem-solving skills in the race to destroy and replace a poisoned dish before the time-travel portal closes.Items from Dooz's toolbox can be cut out and used to help solve puzzles along with the hint and answer keys provided in the back.Trade ReviewWe’re 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 weren’t 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 puzzler’s journey. -- Room Escape ArtistEscape 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 AuthorityWe would recommend this game for other kids especially if they like escape room puzzles and figuring out puzzles in stories. -- Escape Room AddictThis was the most challenging book in this series thus far. That doesn’t make it hard relative to other tabletop puzzle games, but in the kids category, it certainly stood out in terms of complexity. I’d recommend children start with The Mad Hacker or The Last Dragon and work their way up to this one. -- Room Escape Artist
£9.49