How a local observation can improve a city game
Help make better city adventures. Pick a short local mission, share what you noticed, and see what we improve together.
City MysteryTrailGuides to self-guided city games
Plan a detective walk with your family or friends. Practical guides to ages, languages, walking distances and choosing a self-guided city game.
What to bring to a city detective game: a practical checklist
Prepare your phone, your access details and a small bag for the walk. This checklist separates game essentials from optional comforts.
Budapest with children: is the Castle Quarter detective walk right for your family?
Use the age guidance, walking distance and playing time to decide whether the Budapest family case fits your children and your day.
One phone, a whole team: how to share a city detective game
One person may hold the phone, but everyone can help solve the case. Here is a practical way to share reading, observation and decisions on a self-guided detective walk.
Planning a Lucerne puzzle walk in English
Plan an English-language detective walk in Lucerne: check the game language, choose a case, prepare your phone and allow for riverside weather.
Choosing a Prague self-guided city game for your family
A practical checklist for choosing a Prague family mystery: story, reading language, age guidance, walking route and hints.
Munich outdoor escape games: Self-guided or hosted?
Compare hosting, equipment, start times and team size before choosing an outdoor escape game or detective walk in Munich.
A Vienna city game with children: Ages, distance and breaks
Plan a family detective walk in Vienna around your youngest player, the walking distance and time to pause. A practical guide to choosing your case.