The relic of Odin, outdoor city game in Nantes

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Language: English, French

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Duration: from 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours

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Why you’ll love this…

You'll discover Nantes in a unique and entertaining way through an immersive Viking-themed adventure

There's a series of creative puzzles and challenges that reveal the city's hidden gems and history

You'll follow an engaging storyline about the mythical Relic of Odin that brings Norse legends to life

The self-guided format allows you to play at your own pace and take breaks whenever you wish

What we expect

The city transforms into your playground with this fusion of a digital treasure hunt and an outdoor puzzle game.

Collaborate as a team to hunt for clues scattered across the streets, employing your logic to crack the riddles. Experience a novel way to explore Nantes. Allow your digital game master to steer you through the adventure, enabling you to (re)discover the city while enjoying yourself.

Assemble your team independently and play at your leisure throughout the city. In this quest, board the longship of the relentless Ragnar Lodbrok and embark on a journey to find Odin's relic before it vanishes forever.

Choose between...

✔Audio guide
✔Downloadable APP

What to remember

Accessibility:

Suitable for wheelchairs

Know in advance:

Duo mode (Group of 2 people) is designed for 2 players; only one device can be connected

Team mode (Group of 6 people) is for 3 to 6 players, and at least one phone per team is required. Each player can follow along on their phone and interact with the chatbot. Hints are sometimes distributed among players as long as there are at least three connected devices

To ensure that the activity runs smoothly, you'll need a charged smartphone with an internet connection

Please provide your personal details during booking

The app is available in English and French

The city escape games are designed for individuals aged 12 and above. Younger children can participate with the help of a parent or caregiver