OsmoPizza Co. Game - Ages 5-12 - Communication Skills & Business Math - For iPad & Fire Tablet (Base Required)

Super fun game. I love playing this with my kids. It's really helping them learn math and how to handle money. It can get fast pace, but it has other setting for younger kids. It comes with trays to keep things organized and so it's easy to storeLol I think I like playing this more then my kids honestly

Love this game, but didn't realize it didn't come with the base or reflector, which are required for this game. That's probably just the fact that I didn't look at it close enough and I am new to Osmo. Make sure you get the base and reflector if you don't already have them to play this game. It's definitely a cute game and the educational value of Osmo games is great!

My kid did enjoy this game at first. I like that it offers you 2 different modes for counting money - with or without the coins so my kid can start off with the easier mode which is without coins. However, it did get stressful with the sudden flow of customers that came and requested pizzas. My kid doesn't do well in "stressful" elements as it's almost scary for her. I encourage her to keep trying and it's okay to "lose" a few customers if you're not able to take their orders. Overall, this game is cute and beneficial in a couple of areas - I'm unsure if we're keeping it. It does teach you the basics of counting and taking orders. Price is a little high in my opinion.

My 6 and 9 year old love playing this game. Although we’ve only used it a few times so far, I love that it is teaching them to follow instruction, learning fractions and how to give correct change. One of my kids has ADHD and dyslexia and I’ve already seen some improvement on his response speed in math, reading and focusing on what he is being asked to do. As a parent I enjoyed playing g it with them too. Definitely recommend!

Gifted to an 8-year old. A lot of fun, even for adults, and teaches on-the spot calculations of currency, going as minute as 5-cent increments for giving change, which could be challenging for older kids, too. Overall, very well made game, and very quick-paced, teaching the basics of running a business, paying rent, upgrading equipment, decorating, customer feedback, tipping, in a fun pizza-making context.The only negative so far is that the 2nd generation iPad takes a few seconds to process pizza toppings, which results in lower game scores sometimes, unless you are aware of it and wait accordingly to accommodate. But that could be the iPad issue, not a game issue.

My 6 year old loved this game! There is math and learning involved in every aspect which gamifies the learning around running a business. I would recommend this game to any child. Some aspects of the functionality of the game can be frustrating as things have to be set up within the view of the mirror on the tablet and won’t work if an inch outside the area. The game sometimes reacts a little slow.

After a period of not working, he returned to work - the company began to recover - at least those with an iPad can be sure that it will work for them, a fun game - the children really enjoy the game - they play it a lot and never get tired of it,

My 5 year old is obsessed with pizza. I mean, if every item in the world could be made of pizza, that's his heaven right there. I saw this game and thought "let's focus that pizza frenzy". It's worked. He loves this game. It's a fun concept of working out the visual logic of object placement and reading the emotional and vocal cues of the "customers", and then working out the math of the money they pay versus the amount of change they are due. There are several levels of difficulty, from whole numbers down to cents. It's fantastic. The visuals are engaging and the rewards keep kids playing. It doesn't' feel like homework, but there's serious learning happening. 5+stars.