Nexus Kids is virtual reality built for children: ages 8 to 15, games chosen for their age, constant supervision and no violence. CHF 25–30 per child, and the cake is welcome.
Screens, children and an hour without you in the room: here is exactly how it works.
A game master stays in the room for the whole session. Headsets fitted, boundaries set, nobody left to figure it out alone.
The Kids catalogue is a separate selection: adventure, puzzles, family worlds. No horror, no weapons, no blood.
Disposable face covers, headsets cleaned between sessions, straps adjusted to each child's head.
A selection from the Kids catalogue. The game master picks with the children on the day.
Jumps between floating platforms, bonuses to collect, a colourful and bouncy world. Instant fun.
Floating islands, lost temples, elephants and tigers watching over the treasure.
Follow the Cheshire Cat through a Wonderland where the logic makes no sense at all.
The birthday option books the room privately for two hours, from six children up.
Coats off, headsets fitted, rules explained in words an eight-year-old uses.
All the children in the same world, each with their own headset.
The room is yours: bring the cake, the candles and the drinks.
Photos of the group at the end, and a birthday child who has run out of superlatives.
The standard Kids session: 60 minutes of play, 2 to 8 children, Wednesday afternoon, Saturday or Sunday.
From the fifth child on, the price per child drops to CHF 25 — which is where most birthday groups land.
The room booked privately for two hours, so the cake and the presents have somewhere to happen. From six children.
CHF 30 per child, and CHF 25 per child from the fifth child onwards. The birthday option — the room privately for two hours — is CHF 25 on top for the group. Premium games add CHF 12 per child.
From 8 to 15 years old for Nexus Kids. Under 8 the headsets simply do not fit well enough. From 10 years old children can also play the standard escape rooms with the family.
Yes, with the limits we apply: sessions of 60 minutes, games with no abrupt camera movement, a supervisor in the room and the freedom to stop at any time. We take the headset off the moment a child asks.
Yes, and many do. There is seating in the room, and you can watch what the children see on the screen.
Wednesday afternoon, Saturday and Sunday as standard, plus school holidays. Other slots are possible for a private birthday — just ask.
Yes, with the birthday option the room is yours for two hours. Bring the cake, the candles and the drinks. Not during the game, though — headsets and fizzy drinks do not mix.
Nobody is pushed. There is room to sit and watch, and children who sat out the first round almost always ask for the second.
Yes. The game masters brief the children in English, French or German — whatever the group speaks.
Book the Kids session online, or send us the number of children and the date — we answer within one business day. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before.