Head Out on a Quest
in the Real World

One ticket covers your whole group: you pay once per quest, not per person. The price is shown on each quest's page. One person buys the quest, gets a game code, and shares it with everyone else, who join for free.

Each quest has a maximum number of participants, shown on the quest's page. You can play as one team or split into up to 4 teams and race head-to-head on the same route.

No. There's no guide and no fixed schedule: buy whenever you want and start whenever you're ready. Once you start the game, your code stays valid for 24 hours, so you play entirely at your own pace.

A typical quest takes about 45-90 minutes along a compact walking route. The exact duration and distance are shown on each quest's page. There's no time limit pressure beyond the 24-hour validity (counted from the moment you start playing, not from purchase), so breaks for coffee or ice cream are absolutely recommended.

Both work: a game code is all anyone needs to join. But a guest identity lives only on the specific phone and browser it was created on. If that phone dies, loses its browser data or you want to switch devices mid-game, a guest can't get back in as themselves. A signed-in player can re-join from any device, any time. So our honest recommendation: everyone signs in. It takes a few seconds and protects your progress.

Absolutely. Quests work great for kids too and can make for an especially fun family experience. Kids under 18 take part with the close accompaniment and supervision of a responsible adult throughout the quest.