Outdoor escape game in Munich: Mission in the old town
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About this class
Hello in Munich! In this outdoor escape game, the Bavarian metropolis becomes your adventure playground. The experience stands out due to the combination of tradition and modern technology: As you wander through the historic old town, use your smartphone to solve complex cases. You are completely independent and enjoy the freedom to explore Munich at your own pace as you pass the most important sights.
What you’ll do in the class
- You get instant access to the game app after booking
- The starting point is Potsdamer Platz, the final takes place at the Brandenburg Gate
- Activates the game flexibly and without a fixed start time
- You play independently and at your own pace
- The adventure comprises 10 consecutive mission levels
- Location-based puzzles unlock new story sections
- Bonus challenges such as photo missions, AI tasks and retro games provide variety
- One person coordinates the game via the app
- Another person uses the puzzle sheet (printed out or digitally)
- Other team members solve bonus tasks via their smartphones
- A countdown of 6 hours allows flexible breaks (pure playing time approx. 2 hours)
- Live support is always available via in-game chat
Who is the class suitable for?
This outdoor escape game is ideal for groups of friends, families, couples and visitors to Munich who want to discover the city interactively. Companies use the experience as a creative team event. School classes also benefit from the playful transfer of knowledge. Suitable from 13 years of age and designed to be barrier-free.
Details to remember
Exitmania
Our self-guided outdoor escape games are played via smartphone and puzzle sheet. Without a game leader, can be started at any time and ideal for groups. With story, real locations and distribution of roles, an exciting team experience is created in the middle of the city.
