The boat is cancelled, the gorge is soaked, the terrace is shut. Five minutes from Biel/Bienne station there is a place where the sky is whatever you choose: 30+ virtual reality worlds, 60 minutes of play, CHF 45 per person.
Rain in the Three-Lakes region usually means a museum, a cinema or a shopping centre. This is the fourth option.
Not a room you walk through looking at things. A world you stand in, with a problem to solve and an hour to do it.
Two to twelve players, each with a headset. Nobody trails behind reading labels.
Rue de Morat 7a, in the middle of town. You barely get wet on the way.
30+ scenarios. If it is grey outside, pick somewhere else entirely.
Atlantis: broken columns, stone golems and lights far down in the abyss.
Frozen Castle: a castle locked in ice and a curse spreading room by room.
Cyberpunk: if it has to rain, at least make it neon. A megacity that never sleeps.
Often yes — here is how to find out in thirty seconds.
The booking page shows today's remaining slots in real time. No phone call needed.
You do not have to choose in advance. The game master picks with you on the spot.
Around 1h15 on site in total, welcome and briefing included.
Bars and restaurants five minutes away on foot, under the arcades.
No minimum group. Two of you is a perfectly normal booking.
Thu–Fri from 5.30pm, Sat–Sun from 11.30am. Monday to Wednesday on request for groups.
There is somewhere dry to leave everything. You play with empty hands.
Sometimes, but do not count on it at the weekend. Check the live slots on the booking page, or send a WhatsApp — we answer quickly.
CHF 45 per person for 60 minutes of play, around 1h15 on site. Children aged 8 to 15 pay CHF 25–30 with Nexus Kids.
Around 1h15 on site: welcome and briefing, 60 minutes of play, scores and photos at the end.
From age 10 with the family, and from 8 with Nexus Kids on Wednesday afternoons and Saturday mornings.
There is public parking nearby, and the centre is a five-minute walk from Biel/Bienne railway station — which is the easier option in the rain.
There is seating and a screen showing what the players see, but it is a poor substitute. Everyone normally plays.
Yes — the whole visit can run in English, French or German.
The old town, the lake and the arcades are all within a few minutes. See things to do in Biel/Bienne.
The booking page shows the real remaining slots for today and tomorrow. No account, no prepayment.