Drawing and guessing
One of you draws on their screen, the rest guess. Whatever you draw always has something to do with the place where you’re standing.
Play the city with your family, or against your friends.
Ten games in the loveliest spots of the old town. As a family you play together, with friends you play against each other.
At every place a game is waiting: drawing, guessing, estimating, finding your way back. Meanwhile you see the whole city, and at every stop you hear the story that goes with it.
- 1.5–2 hours
- 2–20 players
- ages 8 and up
An afternoon together, with the city as your playing field.
Two of you or twenty: everyone plays every game, each on their own phone or sharing one. Every stop is a game in a special place, and there’s a bit of everything — drawing on your screen, spotting differences, estimating heights, leading each other astray.
The places are never chosen at random. They’re spots where something remarkable once happened, and at every stop you hear the story that goes with it.
“Somehow you end up seeing the whole city, without it ever feeling like a guided tour.”
— what an afternoon looks like
Every stop is a different game.
Ten games, all different, and all about the place you’re standing in at that moment. A few examples:
Spot the difference
An old city gate and a photo of it: what no longer matches? You’re standing right in front of it, so looking closely helps.
Guess the height
Drag the tower on your screen to how tall you think it is. Then see who came closest.
Which way was that
You step out of a shop: which way did you come from again? Now as a game.
The game, the city, and everything in between.
Everyone plays
Everyone joins in on every game, each on their own phone or sharing one. Every game is made so that an eight-year-old is just as good at it as a father of forty, and the other way round.
A story through the city
Every city has its own story, told piece by piece as you walk. Each location adds a new little chapter, until at the end you find out how it all turns out.
Together, or against each other
Everyone has their own stall on the team’s market: after every game you pick a reward, and everyone can see each other’s stall. As a family you play together; with friends everyone plays for their own score, and at the end the result is up on the leaderboard.
Pick a city.
We’re starting in Amersfoort, with more cities on the way.
Amersfoort
Ten stops right through the old centre, past the Koppelpoort, the Muurhuizen and the Lange Jan tower, with the story of a shoemaker who took on a bet. In two versions: together as a family, or against each other with friends.
See Amersfoort →Coming soon
More cities
We’re working on new cities, each with its own route, its own games and its own story.
What you take home at the end.
By the end everyone has a market stall of their own, full of what you picked along the way — a keepsake of the game, the spot, and what once happened there. With friends there’s a result on the leaderboard too, and you’ll still be talking about it for the rest of the evening.
"every stall is different, just like every afternoon."
Before you book.
How long does a tour take?
The route is about 2 km, with ten stops. You can do it all in an hour and a half; with a terrace along the way it is closer to two.
Does it work with two people? And with eight?
The games are made to work as well with two players as with twenty. Playing on your own works too, though it isn’t what the tour was built for — the games turn on what happens between you. With small teams, some games add attempts from other players so the guessing doesn’t get too easy.
Does everyone need their own phone?
They can, but they don’t have to. Several players on one phone works too: you pass it around during the games, and that way everyone plays every game.
Does it work without internet?
Once the tour is downloaded in the app, it works entirely without internet. The only thing you cannot do without internet is see the other players’ scores. You can also set up a hotspot so the other phones get online through yours.
Data usage is low: count on roughly 2 MB per tour per phone.
From what age?
We recommend age 8 and up: from there, children take part fully. Younger kids can join in too, especially if they enjoy games, perhaps with a little help from the parents.
Which cities can I play in?
Right now in Amersfoort, in two versions: as a family or with friends. We’re working on more cities, each with its own route and its own story.
Book now, start whenever you want.
Pick a city →
One price per team, 2 to 20 playersCode straight to your inbox, valid for a year
Rather give it as a present? Buy a gift card — one tour, any city, valid for a year.