Step into the shoes of the legendary detective with the Geneva Self-Guided Sherlock Holmes Murder Mystery Game. This interactive outdoor escape-room-style game turns the beautiful streets of Geneva into your personal crime scene. Your mission? Work together with your team to solve the mysterious murder of Balthasar. Along the way, you will unlock clues, crack challenging puzzles, complete fun photo tasks, and encounter digital characters who will help or hinder your investigation.
Designed for groups of 1 to 4 people per device, this 2-hour self-guided adventure offers ultimate flexibility. There is no set schedule, meaning you can start, pause, and resume the game whenever you like, exploring Geneva at your own pace. The game relies on the Loquiz app, which you can easily download to your smartphone after booking. It is a fantastic, budget-friendly activity starting from just 19.95 EUR per group, making it an ideal choice for families with children, groups of friends, couples, or corporate team-building events. Please note that while the game uses Geneva's stunning urban backdrop as its playing field, it does not provide historical sightseeing information about the city.
Make sure your smartphone is fully charged before starting, and consider bringing a portable power bank. Wear comfortable walking shoes as you will be exploring the city center.
Unlike standard walking tours, this Sherlock Holmes City Game turns your visit to Geneva into an immersive, hands-on adventure. It offers the perfect blend of outdoor exploration, team bonding, and brain-teasing fun at an unbeatable price. With no fixed schedule, you are in complete control of your day, making it the most flexible and entertaining way to experience the city with your favorite people.
You only need to buy 1 ticket per group of 1 to 4 people. If your group is larger than 4, you can purchase multiple tickets to play in competing teams.
No, this is a fully self-guided game. After booking, you will receive an email with instructions and login credentials for the Loquiz app. You can start the game whenever you are ready.
No, this game uses the city center as an interactive playing board for the murder mystery storyline, but it does not provide historical tour information about Geneva.
