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City Games for any occasion

Do you have a company outing, bachelor party or family party coming up soon and really want something special? Then consider a City Game. Below we have listed a number of popular games for you. Choose excitement, humor or mystery and make it an unforgettable day. Let the inspiration come now. For City Games in Belgium, click City Game. Check out the various options below and choose an unforgettable City Game with friends, family or colleagues!

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90s City Game

Back to the nineties! This city game will instantly transport you back to the days of flippo’s, Walkmans, Game Boys,…

  • From 15 participants

City Escape game

The City Escape Game is all about solving puzzles, cracking codes, and encouraging you to look a little further than…

  • From 12 participants

Cluedo City Game

Always wanted to solve a murder… without anyone actually getting hurt? Then a Cluedo group outing is exactly what you’re…

  • From 8 participants

Cluedo Game with remote guidance

For groups of 5 or more (with remote guidance)

Panic in high society! The noble Lord Von Blaue was found dead last night in his country estate. And just…

  • From 5 participants

50 Shades of Gray: Remote City Game

For groups of 5 or more (with remote guidance)

Time to let loose! Step out of your everyday role and slip into Anastasia Steele’s heels—without having to explain to…

  • From 5 participants

Wrong Friends City Game

Looking for a city scavenger hunt where your dignity slowly fades away, but the fun only increases? Welcome to the…

  • From 8 participants

The Hangover city game with remote guidance

For groups of 5 or more (with remote guidance)

You can tell a bachelor party or company outing went well by the next morning: a headache, vague flashbacks, lipstick…

  • From 5 participants

Hunting Season City Game

Want to organize a bachelor party or company outing that’s more exciting than a visit from your mother-in-law? Then Hunting…

  • From 6 participants

Remote hunting season guidance

For groups of 5 or more (with remote guidance)

Ever wanted to know what it’s like to be a fugitive—without immediately ending up on *Opsporing Verzocht*? Good news: with…

  • From 5 participants

Make a lip dub

Making a lip-dub is the kind of activity that will have you laughing for weeks to come whenever you think…

  • From 10 participants

Create your own movie outing

Have you always wanted to shine on the silver screen—or at least in a video that will become legendary among…

  • From 12 participants

Murder game

Whether you’re planning a bachelor party or a company outing, this murder mystery game guarantees excitement, laughter, accusations made with…

  • From 12 participants
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Frequently asked questions about City Games

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A city game is an interactive scavenger hunt through a city where teams complete assignments, solve puzzles and compete against each other. Think of it as a mix between an escape room and a walking tour-but outdoors.
Actually for everyone. Whether you are with a small team or a large group of colleagues, you can easily customize the game.
Sure. You have to collaborate, communicate and think strategically-all things you need in the workplace as well.

Perfect combination of active and relaxing.

Teams are given assignments ranging from puzzles and quiz questions to creative challenges. Think about taking the most original group photo possible, solving riddles or finding hidden places in the city. Sounds innocent, but before you know it, discussions, strategies and surprisingly fanatical tactics emerge. Because yes, winning is apparently more important than everyone wants to admit beforehand.

What makes a city game so strong is that everyone participates automatically. You don't have to convince anyone, because the game draws you in. Even the colleague who normally prefers to stay in the background suddenly finds himself in the middle of the team thinking or shouting directions that (afterwards) turn out to be totally wrong.

In addition, it is a perfect combination of active and relaxed. You are outside, moving through the city and discovering places you might normally walk past. At the same time you have enough moments to pause, deliberate and-let's be honest-a little discussion about who is right.

Perfect combination of active and relaxing.

A city game is much more than a game.

A big advantage is flexibility. You can make a city game as big or small as you want. From a short activity of a few hours to an extended day program. And it works for virtually any group because you can easily adjust the level and assignments.

But perhaps the most important thing is this: a city game creates stories. About that one team that went completely the wrong way, that colleague who suddenly took charge or that assignment that got completely out of hand. Those are the moments that will be talked about for a long time.

So a city game is much more than a game. It is an experience in which cooperation, competition and humor come together. And before you know it, you are not only discovering a city, but also your colleagues in a totally different way.

A city game is much more than a game.