Before the bars, give the group something to talk about: a VR escape game in the middle of Biel/Bienne. Everyone plays, everyone fails at least once, and the one being married off gets the hardest job.
A stag or hen party has one real problem: an activity that works for twelve people who do not all know each other. This one does.
Every person gets a headset. The cousin who does not know anyone has a job to do within thirty seconds.
Horror if the group deserves it, puzzles if it does not, shooters if it is that kind of afternoon.
The centre is in the middle of town. You walk out of the headset and into the old town.
30+ scenarios, 2 to 12 players at a time. Larger groups rotate across the 17 stations.
House of Fear, Chernobyl: the classic choice when the group wants to hear someone shriek.
Sanctum, The Prison, Assassin's Creed: puzzles that need the whole group talking.
Free-roam arena and shooters: teams, scores, and a ranking that settles who pays.
You bring the group, we bring the structure.
Headsets, rules, game chosen with you. About 15 minutes.
All together in one world — or split into competing teams.
A ranking, a group photo, and material for the speech.
Restaurants and bars five minutes away on foot. The evening carries on without us.
A standard session: CHF 45 per person, 60 minutes of play, around 1h15 on site.
The centre booked privately for your group, from CHF 45 per person. Teams rotate between games.
A chalet, a garden, a venue: FlashVR comes with the full kit, up to 200 players.
CHF 45 per person for 60 minutes of play, around 1h15 on site. From 12 people the centre is private, from CHF 45 per person.
Not before the headsets. We do not let anyone play drunk — it is a safety matter and it ruins the game. Afterwards, the bars are five minutes away.
Yes, in the lounge, before or after the game. Not during.
Yes, as long as the costume fits under a headset. Masks, wigs and veils generally do not — bring them for the photos afterwards.
No, and it is better when they do not. The controls take two minutes and the people who have never played are usually the funniest to watch.
Three to four weeks for a Saturday, which is when most stag and hen parties happen. Midweek is easier.
Yes — briefing, game master and in-game voices, useful when half the group has flown in.
Rue de Morat 7a, 2502 Biel/Bienne, five minutes on foot from the station. See Getting here.
Book online, or send us the number of people and the date — we answer within one business day and we will tell you honestly which game suits the group.