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'Excalibur'

The Mystery

VR Team game

A mix Virtual Reality and Reality

Each group has a team table with a series of do-riddles on it,

VR glasses and a TV screen so everyone can watch everything.

In groups, you will set off on a virtual journey into King Arthur's castle. 

  There are 6 riddle rooms. In each room you will encounter cases that you can only solve by doing puzzles on your team table. A collaboration between reality and VR is necessary to successfully exit the rooms.

When all the rooms are solved you will get a code and get to the rock with the sword.

Your final assignment can begin.

Duration: 2.5 hours

From 4 to 80 people

Team +/- 5 Pers.

From 300 euros/team excluding VAT


*Thisguide price may change ifv number of people, length of time, location and period of the year

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