LIEGE · LIEGE ESCAPE GAMES
The 12 best escape games you can book right now, with what one player pays, how long each runs and how many of you it needs. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Explore Liège by smartphone with a self-guided city game covering landmarks, squares, history, and local sights at your own pace.
“Il faut tout faire soi-même : organiser son itinéraire, j'ai contacté l'organisateur à plusieurs reprises afin de décaler notre visite ils ne m'ont jamais répondu”
Solve an alchemy mystery through Durbuy’s streets with Coddy’s app-based escape game, built for groups of up to six and playable in English.
“Zoekopdrachten waren toch iets moeilijker dan verwacht, toch wel een uitdaging. Ook veel juiste geschiedenis. De moeite waard!”
Explore Dinant through a flexible smartphone escape game, solving 30 puzzles about an alleged witchcraft case for up to six players.
“Het is een fijne manier om een stadje te verkennen. Of het nu met vrienden is of in familieverband. Leuk voor jong en oud. Het spel zat goed in elkaar, gebaseerd op waargebeurde elementen. Over de belangrijkste gebouwen/plaatsen in de stad krijg je ook duidelijke informatie. Er mocht misschien enkel over nog meer stopplaatsen wat info gegeven worden.”
Explore Liège on a flexible 4.2km puzzle walk with audio stories, landmark stops, local tips, and no fixed start time.
“This is a walking guided tour that takes you to 10 interesting locations in Liège. At each one, there is a puzzle that you can solve by looking closely at the building or reading a nearby plaque. I definitely needed the hints in order to solve the puzzles, but with the hints, I was able to solve them all. Luckily, if you cannot solve a puzzle, you can still move forward using the skip button.”
Explore Namur with a smartphone escape game, solving riddles at famous sights and lesser-known corners in a private team of up to six.
“La carte n était pas claire, on s est perdu depuis le debut, avec le point d exclamation et l œil, que suivre? Les questions beaucoup trop compliquées. J étais avec des américains qui avaient très envie de jouer. J ai demandé le jeu en anglais. La réponse d une question était ECHASSIER !!! Comment peuvent ils trouver?? Trop long trop compliqué”
Explore Namur with a self-guided smartphone scavenger hunt covering the Citadel, Place d’Armes, Saint-Loup Church, Rops Museum, and casino.
“The game is fun and is a nice way to discover a city. Honestly speaking the price is a bit too high.”
Solve a bomb plot while exploring Liège on a private app-led escape game with city views, flexible timing, and a two-hour countdown.
“Bonne façon de découvrir la ville, prévoir d'avoir chacun son téléphone et un chargeur externe car ça se décharge vite”
Solve a witchcraft mystery through Namur with a smartphone-guided urban escape game for up to six people, valid for three years.
“It's fun to do and you get to most interesting places in the city. However, the answers must be exactly what they want, e.g. clergyman and priest is apparently not the same and is miscalculated, but regrettable. The final score was something like that. We weren't really playing competitively but it's a shame.Auto-translated”
Solve Marsupilami puzzles across Durbuy in a family escape game with city clues, phone challenges, photos, and flexible booking.
“The investigation is very nice and well done. The information about the city is interesting and well placed. A little more market would have come and it lacked the green face that was removed from the facade, so puzzle impossible to solve. The kids had fun, but the games on the phone could be more advanced given their age.Auto-translated”
Review of Liège’s Marsupilami family escape game, with puzzles, city sights, practical tips, price details, and advice for families.
“From a fun point of view, this adventure allows you to discover monuments or historic sites in a given time, which allows it not to be too long for children. We have been conquered young and old and will start again to discover a new city.”
Solve a magical city-centre curse in Liège with a two-hour outdoor escape game, smartphone puzzles, family clues, and a timed final code.
“Nice escape game. Not too difficult. Discovery route around Place St Lambert. Too bad there is not more reference to the buildings and history of the place.Auto-translated”
Solve the Walter Case across Namur in a family-friendly urban escape game with your phone, flexible routes, puzzles, and a two-hour countdown.
“Treasure hunt through Namur, original questions. Not too difficult, but paying attention is required. Especially recommended with a small group.”
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