Outdoor Escape Game in Paris

1. Welcome and Briefing
Participants arrive on-site approximately 10 to 15 minutes before the session begins. They are welcomed by the game masters who explain the game rules, safety instructions, and the storyline of the adventure they are about to undertake. This briefing helps to put everyone at ease and ensures that each team member fully understands their role and the mission objectives.

2. Team Allocation
For team-building activities, participants are often divided into several teams of 2 to 4 people, depending on the total group size. This allocation helps manage large groups effectively and maximizes interaction and collaboration among team members.

3. Start of the Game
Once the briefing is over, the teams embark on the adventure. They have between 75 and 90 minutes to solve a series of puzzles and complete their mission. The puzzles may include logical puzzles, search games, and challenges that require good communication and close collaboration. The game master monitors the teams' progress via online communication tools and can provide hints if necessary, ensuring that the teams remain engaged and motivated throughout the experience.

4. End of the Game and Debriefing
After the session ends, whether the team succeeded in their mission or not, the participants gather for a debriefing. The game master reviews key moments of the experience, discusses the strategies used, and highlights successes and areas for improvement. This is a crucial moment for learning about group dynamics and reinforcing team cohesion. This debriefing also allows for celebrating successes and sharing a convivial moment together.

5. Souvenir Photo and Billing
To conclude the activity, a souvenir photo is taken with all the teams to immortalize the moment. Then, billing is finalized according to the terms agreed upon at the time of booking. This final step helps to close the event positively, leaving participants with pleasant memories and a rewarding experience.

By opting for an Outdoor Escape Game for team building, companies offer their employees a unique opportunity to develop essential skills such as communication, problem-solving, and teamwork, all while enjoying a fun and immersive experience in the streets of Paris.

A Live City Game generally lasts between 75 and 90 minutes. This duration allows participants to fully immerse themselves in the adventure, follow clues, solve puzzles, and complete their mission while exploring the streets of Paris.

It is recommended to book your live city game session at least a few days in advance to ensure the availability of your preferred time slot. During peak periods, such as weekends and public holidays, it is advisable to book one to two weeks in advance to ensure you can play at your chosen time and date, especially for a corporate group.

Yes, live city games are available in English. Clues and instructions are available in both English and French, and game masters can conduct the briefings in your preferred language. Simply communicate your language preference to the game master before the session begins to ensure an optimal and language-barrier-free experience.

To book a live city game for team building, you have two options:

Book directly online:
Visit the website www.livecitygame.fr.
Choose one of the three available rooms: “Le Cachot de la Bastille,” “Entretien avec Gustave Eiffel,” or “Gentleman Cambrioleur.”
Select the desired date and time and follow the instructions to complete the online booking.

Request a quote:
Contact Gamescape by phone at +33 1 77 12 23 62 or +33 6 64 33 23 84, or by email at [email protected].
Specify your specific needs for the team building, including the number of participants and the desired rooms.
Gamescape will send you a personalized quote.
To confirm your booking, return the signed quote and pay a deposit.
The remaining balance must be paid three days before the event.

These two options ensure that your team-building activity runs smoothly and enjoyably.