Zero logistics
A session starts in minutes: one person picks a game, everyone else joins with a six-character code. No installs, no accounts, no bookings.
For teams & companies
The team event that starts at your front door
An outdoor escape game as a shared mission: one crew, one session, real streets. No gear to rent, no actors to book, no minibus — pick a game, send a code, walk out.
Why it works for groups
Built as a team sport from the first step — not a tour with a quiz bolted on.
Everyone can play
No fitness test, no gaming skills. You walk, you look, you think — and the pace belongs to the crew, not a guide.
Real collaboration
Some gates open only when the whole team is standing on the spot. Navigators, cipher-crackers and storytellers emerge on their own.
Any group size
Split a big group into crews and run parallel sessions. Compare scores and times at the finish — an instant tournament.
How the event goes
- 1
Pick a game
A day or night game in your city — or ask us for a custom route.
- 2
Send the codes
Each crew gets a code. Phones out, comfortable shoes on — and the city takes over.
- 3
Meet at the finish
Scores, times and photos from the road — the debrief writes itself.
Made for
Team buildingCompany offsitesBirthdays & celebrationsConference icebreakersSchool trips
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Want a game that's only yours?
We can compose a game tailored to your city, your route, even your company's story — the same engine, your world. Tell us what you're planning and we'll come back with a proposal.
Tell us about your eventCommon questions
- How long does it take?
- Most games take 45–75 minutes at a walking pace. You can pause anytime — the session survives.
- What do we need?
- One charged phone per crew (more is fine), comfortable shoes and clothes for the weather. The game runs in the browser — nothing to install.
- What about the weather?
- Light rain adds atmosphere; a storm doesn't. Sessions aren't tied to a time slot, so you can simply move the game to another hour or day.
- How big can the group be?
- A crew of 2–6 per session works best. For bigger groups, run several crews in parallel — the same game, separate sessions, compared at the end.