Ten games through the city, as a family.

The whole tour is in English: the story, the narration, the fun facts and the games. The app also runs in Dutch, German and French, and the choice is per phone, so you and your Dutch friends play in one team, each in your own language.

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.

Yes. Tested with kids of 10 and 13: they joined in, and they loved it.

The games are made so that a teenager simply plays along with the adults, and is just as good at it. Whether they admit it is another matter.

Yes! You draw something and the others guess what it is, you guess how tall a tower is, you keep time by feel. Children are just as good at them as adults, and the other way round. So you play along just as hard.

Anyone can join in straight away: the app explains each game before you start. And you play it together, not against each other.

A bit of both. You walk a route of about 2 km through the old centre, so you see as much of the city as you would on a walking tour. Only there is a game waiting at every stop, and that is what makes it a hunt: you are searching, drawing, guessing and estimating together instead of trailing after a guide.

City game is another name you will hear, and that is fair. What it is not is a puzzle trail or a city escape game: there you solve riddles together, here every stop has a game that everyone joins in on.

Every stop is a different game and everyone plays, so there is always something new to do. And two stops in, still not enjoying it? Stop, send us a message, and you get your money back. That is our guarantee.

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.

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.

Ugh, annoying. But we won’t melt, will we? Joking aside: you can always pause the tour and take shelter for a bit. Or, if you’re still at home, simply decide to go another day.

Absolutely. Choose "Extra teams" at checkout and pick the number of teams. If you like, the teams can compete against each other in one shared lobby — that works well when all the grandmas, grandpas, uncles, aunts and cousins come along, or for a birthday party.

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.

You can. A gift card is one tour for one team, in any city, valid for twelve months. Buy it online and the gift card is in your inbox straight away.

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Your code stays valid for twelve months, so you book now and start whenever you want. As long as you have not started, you can cancel free of charge.