Most family activities split the group: children do something, adults watch. Here everybody wears a headset and everybody is in the same world — and the ten-year-old is usually better at it than you.
Three generations, three different ideas of fun, one afternoon. This is one of the few things that satisfies all of them.
Parents, children and grandparents all in the same game, each with their own headset and voice.
Two minutes of explanation and everyone is playing. Grandparents included — we see it every weekend.
Indoors, all year, whatever November is doing outside. Three rooms, 17 stations.
The game master picks with you on the day, depending on who is in the group and how brave they are.
Jungle Quest, Jumpers, Alice: bright worlds, no violence, built for children.
Escape The Worlds, Atlantis, Christmas: the whole family in one escape room.
House of Fear and the horror scenarios, with a parent in the room. They will ask. You decide.
About 1h15 on site in total.
Headsets fitted to each head, including the small ones. Rules explained simply.
All of you together. Parents can see on screen what the children are seeing.
A group photo at the end, and an argument about who actually solved it.
Restaurants, ice cream and the old town right next door.
The standard session from age 10: 60 minutes of play, 2 to 12 players, around 1h15 on site.
Nexus Kids for ages 8 to 15: CHF 30 per child, and CHF 25 from the fifth child. See Nexus Kids.
Visiting family, a birthday, Christmas: a gift voucher lets them pick their own date.
From 10 years old for the standard escape rooms with the family, and from 8 with Nexus Kids. Below 8 the headsets simply do not fit.
Yes, within the limits we apply: 60-minute sessions, games without abrupt camera movement, a supervisor in the room and the freedom to stop at any time.
Yes, and that is rather the point. Everyone has a headset — there is no spectator package.
Perfect. The controls take two minutes and the first-timers are usually the ones who enjoy it most.
CHF 45 per person for a standard session, so CHF 180 for four. With Nexus Kids for the children, it works out lower.
Yes, especially at weekends. Midweek a few days ahead is usually enough.
Yes, there is a lounge with seating, and you can watch what the players see on the screen.
Yes: briefing, game master and the games themselves.
Book online in sixty seconds, or send us the ages of the children and we will tell you honestly which game fits.