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The World's First Roll-Up Puzzle (Madzzle, by MadRat)

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0:01 [Music] hi you're watching kidsstoppress.com with me mani and as always we have a new product that we are going to share with you today M world's first roller puzzle brought to you by madat games this puzzle comes in three different skus this one is for kids between 7 to 11 years this one these two for 8 to 12

0:31 years this one is priced ate 500 and the Amazon and World opedia priced at 750 and th000 respectively what makes matzel so special and what's so different about it is what you're going to see next so this is how you get the puzzle in this stin cardboard box and you open the lid and this reads ready to play invert the box and the game will zip out so let's try doing that and

1:03 let's puzzle out that's quite a long long puzzle so here is the puzzle that we're supposed to make the whole point about the Mel puzzle is that there is a puzzle so the kids need to make a puzzle then they need to go on for the object hunt with the cards provided and the game three is they play the data duel so let's see what this is the jigsaw puzzle that the

1:34 kids will need to fix and here is the instruction manual and in this little pouch this is play to the games right so these are go on object hunt and play the data duel and experience in new game every time so let's open this pack of cards and here we also have some magic beans seeds Mar gold flowers germination time 7 to 10 days a

2:05 lot of paper has been used to create this game for you let's plant these seeds and replenish the planet with what we have taken from it I think this is really really interesting what they've tried to do because there has been paper I think it also kind of creates a sense of responsibility in the children and I hope that all the kids who play the medil puzzle and buy it definitely go and plant these seeds so here is the

2:31 puzzle that we've already made it so this is something that the kids can do independently with the help of this um guideline and with the help of this picture what also comes with the game is part two of the game which are these object cards these object cards basically have different objects and information written about um written about the object so example a pirate sword it's right up weighs 68 kilos height and the Challenge and the pirates

3:01 use a sword and some information about it they've also interestingly given you where to look for it because sometimes it can be challenging to look for the specific pieces um then you have a number plate and you have spectacles Turtles everything that you would see in the under under sea life again here is your little magnifying glass and they actually give you two of them in case you lose one but don't lose it uh so now

3:26 we're going to tell you how to play game two so we've actually found a couple of things here because it has been a challenge to find them but that's what we'll get the kids going and I'm sure that they will be really excited so here is the number plate so this is still game two so this is what we need to find couple of things you might find immediately and some of them you will actually need your magnifying glass for

3:50 so here we have the turtle now it's it's going to be hard to find this Turtle so let's see the hint look in Row D on the puzzle so this is Row D and we're going to look for this little turtle in Row D so we've spotted the turtle using this magnifying glass right here you will not be able to see this without the magnifying glass so this is going to definitely come handy this is a two-player game and the kids

4:19 will go on to find each of the objects that shown on the object deck the player who gets the finds the object will get the card to keep the kids need to play this a couple of times to know more details about each of the object cards so example a dolphin a dolphin approximately weighs 400 kg height is 84 in and its intelligence is considered second only to humans but unlike us it breathes through a hole on the top of

4:51 its head so here is your little information about the dolphin so after the kids have played this a couple of times is when they will have the option to go on to data duel which is part three of the game which for which they need to know this information mentioned right here each of the puzzles come with a difficulty level like the Bermuda Triangle is for children between 7 to 11 years and plays one to two players with

5:19 54 puzzle pieces it also has your mystery cards the magic beans the matzel Matten role and a rule book to follow the Amazon one which comes with a unique p nature of of a glow-in-the dark object makes it very very interesting for the kids it has about 120 puzzle pieces with 55 nature cards and is suitable for children between 8 to 12 years and priced at rupe 750 the third one which is the world opedia has 180 puzzles that the kids need to

5:50 join and is again suitable for 8 to 12 year children and priced at rupe th000 this can be played by one to three players what makes Madel puzzles a lot more fun for children is that they're easy to carry they're roll up so you don't need to carry your board puzzles all the time especially when you're traveling the price point may seem a little expensive for a lot of us thinking that 1,000 rups may be an

6:16 expensive one but what I do believe is the children will always enjoy the hunt and as children always like to keep repeating and finding new things each time I'm sure they will enjoy the game more and more as they play long

Summary

The video introduces Matzel, the world's first roller puzzle by Madat Games, designed for children aged 7 to 12. The game combines puzzle-solving with an object hunt and includes educational elements, encouraging kids to learn about various objects while promoting environmental responsibility through seed planting.

- Matzel comes in three versions for different age groups and difficulty levels.
- The game includes a jigsaw puzzle, object hunt cards, and a magnifying glass for finding hidden items.
- Each version has a unique theme, with the Amazon edition featuring glow-in-the-dark elements.
- The puzzles are designed to be portable and easy to roll up, making them travel-friendly.
- The game promotes learning about objects through fun facts and encourages environmental consciousness by including seeds for planting.
- Suitable for 1-3 players, Matzel enhances engagement and repeat playability for children.
- The price ranges from 500 to 1000 rupees, which may seem high but is justified by the educational and entertainment value.
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