An Egyptian Adventure

Many people, both children and adults, are fans of ancient Egyptian culture. But how many of them know what to do with the contents of a mysterious suitcase left behind in a hurry by an Egyptologist?

The long-awaited, new Family Adventure Kit’s  An Egyptian Adventure game invites visitors to the Museum of Fine Arts’ Egyptian exhibition to embark upon an adventure tour full of mysteries and puzzles to solve as well as magical dangers lurking on the journey. The aim of the game? To locate Dr György Sípos, who worked at one of the most important digs in Egypt and to return his suitcase to him that’s full of priceless objects.

The Travelling Suitcase made for the 9+-age group can be loaned at the information desk in the entrance lobby of the Museum of Fine Arts.

Opinions made by testers about the family game:

“My children’s favourite mystery was the story of Ammit and Osiris because we all love old stories and we are curious about what people thought about the world in the past.

P.S.: Mysteries make the world an interesting place.”

“The game with the map was the best because we had the opportunity to study the map and we really love geography. It was interesting to study real hieroglyphs.

It was a great experience. The children managed on their own too, they only needed some help now and then.”

“I think it is a great activity. It encourages children to want to go to museums.”

“It was super for us adults too. Really high standard, made my brain work too.”