Experience Your City as a Game – Interactive Urban Adventure

The puzzles are partially really well made and solvable, but for some we had to use the hints and still had no idea even with the displayed solution. Overall, though, it was still a great experience with the kids in Nuremberg. Christina Jendrczok - Nürnberg

The puzzle tour through Munich was a lot of fun, and the provided game materials – the tasks from the game server are sent to the smartphone, and a game board to determine the answer codes – worked very well. During the game, we visited interesting spots in Munich, and the difficulty of the tasks noticeably increased towards the end of the tour. We would have preferred if not all the difficult tasks had been at the end, as by that time we were already a bit tired. We can definitely recommend the puzzle tour. Thomas Limmer - München

Cool game with exciting puzzles. The story could use a bit more depth, but that doesn't take away from the game itself. Would love to play again! Tomislav Vasic - Berlin

We had already played the game in other cities and were never disappointed.
At some locations, there are additional game routes, but in Hamburg, we played the "Order of the Liberated." The game format was already familiar to us, yet it was still a fun and enjoyable day.
We can't understand some of the negative reviews, but that's just a matter of taste. We definitely enjoyed it again. ;-) Thomas Gold - Hamburg

We've already played in Nuremberg, Berlin, and Mannheim.
For every city trip, we usually check if there's a track in the respective city. You explore the city without stress and an annoying guide, but with fun and the tricky Harlequin :)
My only critique would be the spelling mistakes; that triggers me a bit.
Otherwise, highly recommended :D Patrick Steck - Germany