A VR escape room in the centre of Biel/Bienne: you put on a wireless 4K headset and you are inside the story — a pyramid, a sunken city, a haunted manor. 60 minutes of play, 2 to 12 players, and a game master who speaks English.
A classic escape room is a decorated room. Here the room is gone: the world around you is built from scratch, and it changes every time you come back.
Pyramids, space stations, sunken cities. Nothing a physical room could ever hold — and a new one each visit.
Every player has their own headset and their own hands. No one stands back watching the others solve it.
Briefing, in-game voice and game master in English. Also available in French, German and a dozen other languages.
A small sample of 30+ scenarios, from 2 to 12 players. You choose on the spot with the team.
House of Fear, Chernobyl, Rotten Apple: for groups who like screaming together and laughing about it afterwards.
Sanctum, The Prison, Assassin's Creed: search, think, and get out as a team.
Shooters and team adventures: move, aim, take each other on.
You turn up, we take care of the rest.
Headsets fitted, rules explained, game chosen together. About 15 minutes.
All of you in the same world, each with your own headset and voice.
Count on about 1h15 on site in total. Score and photos at the end.
Restaurants and bars five minutes away on foot, in the middle of Biel/Bienne.
A standard session: CHF 45 per person, 60 minutes of play, around 1h15 on site.
The whole centre to yourselves, from CHF 45 per person. Teams rotate across the 17 stations.
Conference, wedding, festival: FlashVR brings the whole setup to you, up to 200 players.
CHF 45 per person for 60 minutes of play, around 1h15 on site including the welcome and briefing. From 12 people the centre can be booked privately, from CHF 45 per person.
Yes. The briefing, the game master and the in-game voices are all available in English, and the games themselves run in a dozen languages.
No. We explain everything at the start and the controls take a couple of minutes to learn. First-timers often have the best time.
Escape rooms from age 10, horror scenarios from 12 and only with a parent. For children aged 8 to 15 there is Nexus Kids.
Very rarely. Our games are built for standing, natural movement, and the headsets run at 72 frames per second. Tell the game master if anything feels off — we can adjust or stop at any moment.
Glasses fit under the headset. If they are very large, bring contact lenses or play without — the picture is sharp enough for most prescriptions.
Two to four weeks for a Saturday evening or a group over 10 people. Midweek, a few days is usually enough.
Rue de Morat 7a, 2502 Biel/Bienne — five minutes on foot from the railway station. 30 minutes from Bern or Solothurn, 20 from Neuchâtel, 1h15 from Zurich. Details on Getting here.
Book online in sixty seconds, or send us the number of people and the date — we answer within one business day.