BELGIUM · MAGIC AND FANTASY GAMES IN BELGIUM
The good magic and fantasy games in Belgium give up their weekend slots first. Below: the 10 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
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.”
Solve witchcraft puzzles across Mechelen in The Alchemist, a flexible two-hour city game for groups of up to six.
“The Alchemist escape tour is a fun way to explore Mechelen and at the same time learn something about the city.”
Solve witchcraft puzzles across Leuven in The Alchemist, a flexible two-hour city game for up to six people, played on your smartphone.
“Ludique et amusant pour découvrir la ville ce serait mieux de le faire avec une tablette pour la visibilité plutôt qu'un petit écran de smartphone”
Solve a witchcraft mystery while exploring Mons with a phone-based urban escape game for up to six people, lasting about two hours.
“Wij waren op stap met jongvolwassenen (20-30-gers) en in die groep was niet iedereen even enthousiast. Misschien toch beter voor gezinnen met iets jongere kinderen. Maar was wel heel leuk uitgewerkt”
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 witchcraft puzzles across Antwerp in The Alchemist, a flexible two-hour urban escape game for groups of up to six.
“Great way to discover unforeseen places, plus you can stop and start again whenever you want and enjoy every placeAuto-translated”
Solve a witchcraft mystery while exploring Ghent on foot in this flexible, phone-led urban escape game for groups of up to six.
“A super cool way to learn more about the buildings in Ghent and the history of Ghent while playing. It is exciting to solve all the riddles against the clock. Unfortunately we had very bad weather, but that didn't deprive us of the fun of the game, Read more”
Solve a witchcraft mystery while exploring Bruges with this flexible, English-language urban escape game for groups of up to six.
“Great app, nice tour, not too long not too short, across beautiful sites. Its a good way to see the city and not stay stuck at one place.”
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”
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