THE HAGUE · THE HAGUE ESCAPE GAMES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 4 escape games worth the money, each with its price, its player verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Explore Delft with a self-guided puzzle walk covering 2 kilometers, historic sights, cafés, riddles, and flexible breaks for up to six people.
“very nice trip. seen a lot. fun and different assignments. recommended for everyone. also for families”
Explore Delft with a flexible smartphone scavenger hunt, solving puzzles at landmarks such as the New Church and Vermeer Centrum.
“Hidden gems of delft and its history. No time pressure on the whole but exciting enough when you need to answer with time limits Only issue is if session times out , and I need to start over even with same teamname. But thats ok as we were not competing with another team”
Explore The Hague’s old town with an affordable offline puzzle walk linking palaces, churches, museums, and Dutch royal history.
“The idea is good but several improvements are needed. Requiring an app to be downloaded is an extran unnecessary step. It should be web based or the use of another already downloaded app like an extension of viator for example would be more convenient. Also, the app should allow the selection of maps instead of the default. The default map was awful. Also the story should be audible so groups can listen to the story because i’m bright sunlight it’s difficult to read.”
Explore The Hague’s courtyards and neighborhoods with a self-guided smartphone puzzle game on a 1-mile route for up to six people.
“Leuk spel, zeler voor de joge generatie 15 tot 35 jaar. Voor ons vijftigers wat lastig wat er met de vragen werd bedoeld.”
A door, a street, a phone or a dinner table.
