[Ad- gifted product] When it comes to board games, P for Pizza is one that we’ve played time and time again. It’s a very easy to set up and play game, with no real rules needing explaining, as it feels so natural! We use to play P for Pizza as a starter game for our bi-weekly board games at Geek Retreat, but we found Robin really struggled to keep up with the rest of us, due to being so much younger. When they released P for Pizza Kids Menu, she was really pumped to have a version designed for younger kids!
P for Pizza Kids Menu takes the concept of P for Pizza but makes it more kid friendly. The cards are double sided, with one side having a letter on each of the triangles and the other side having the prompt. This version of the game has one prompt per card, instead of the normal three, which makes them much easier to read and understand quickly. The letters on the outside of the card felt the same as other versions, with a variety of different letters that can be on the outside. Players need to race to answer the middle prompt with a letter that’s on the outside.
The prompts themselves were much more free-form, with ones like “something to eat” or “a good name for a …” With the more vague prompts, like “food you hate”, we could all say guesses and then sort of pick the best replies, which very much evens out the game if you are playing with a wider age range. P for Pizza Kids Menu also has a prompt called Pizza Party which challenges everyone to shout out a pizza topping for every letter touching the prompt, no matter how strange the toppings are. There are other cards that had us laughing out loud like “a good name for a sausage” and “a good name for a poo”. It’s just silly feeling!
Robin felt P for Pizza Kids Menu was much easier and more fun for her, but Amelia (a teenager) found it to be a bit too easy. The end of the game is to get a whole pizza’s worth of slices, but we don’t really play games like this competitively, so we were just building up our own pizza creations with the cards we were winning by getting the answers correct. I did enjoy the little pictures as well, and the fact that the pizza is colored in is very cute too!
How cool is this!!! Perfect for the game night with the kids…We have a ton of board games and always looking for new fun ones.
That looks like a great game for the kiddos. I love the simplicity. Kids can get frustrated with tons of rules.
That’s a really fun game and unique concept too. I understand why the teen found it too easy!
This looks like a really fun game, I never even heard of it before. And it makes me want to eat pizza.
Mixing pizza with a letter game is pretty creative. Kids get to play and learn without realizing it. Smart way to keep them entertained.
It’s so great that they introduced a version for younger kids! The creators certainly have a pulse on their target market. Now, everyone can get caught up in the fun on game night!
This is my first time hearing about the game; I would love to try it!
That sounds like a fun game. We used to play board games when my son was a kid.
This sounds like a really fun game. It would be ideal for my son who really loves pizza. Sounds like we could play this on a family game night.
It’s great that the game works for different ages, even if it felt a bit easy for Amelia. The idea of just building your own pizza creations instead of playing competitively sounds like such a fun and relaxed way to enjoy it!
This looks like a fun and engaging day. It is good to have some games to keep kids occupied and using their minds. It would be nice to play this in my household.
P for Pizza Kids Menu sounds like such a fun way to get younger kids involved in game nights! I love how it simplifies the prompts while keeping the silliness and creativity that makes games like this so fun.
This game is just adorable and what a great option for family game night! Who doesn’t love pizza?
This will be perfect for my niece and I will have to order it to have when she comes for her visit this weekend 😉 Thanks for sharing and looks like such a fun game!
That’s a cool way to keep kids entertained while eating. Makes the whole meal feel more relaxed and fun!
This is super cute! Sounds like a laidback yet fun way to spend time with the kids! Pizza is one of my favorite go-tos
My kids played this a few years ago and totally loved it. It is such a fun game and you can also take it with you on caravan holidays
Looks like a fun game. My nephew loves playing indoor games this would be a good gift for him.