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Play detective through Angers’ medieval streets with a timed urban escape game. Follow app-led clues, interrogate virtual suspects, and race to defuse a citywide threat in about 2–3 hours.
Play detective through Angers’ medieval streets with a timed urban escape game. Follow app-led clues, interrogate virtual suspects, and race to defuse a citywide threat in about 2–3 hours.
Step off the main square and into a ticking mystery: the cobbles of Angers hum with gossip as your team opens the app and becomes private detectives racing a two-hour countdown.
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Operated by Coddy · Angers, Pays de la Loire
Step off the main square and into a ticking mystery: the cobbles of Angers hum with gossip as your team opens the app and becomes private detectives racing a two-hour countdown.
The Walter Case routes you through the city’s compact medieval core — narrow lanes, stone façades and riverfront quays — while an unfolding narrative pushes you from clue to clue. Historically, Angers was the seat of the Plantagenet counts of Anjou; that layered past shows in fortified walls and civic squares where the game plants its puzzles. Geology is subtle here: the sandstone and tuffeau that built the château and cathedral give façades a warm, pale tone that changes with light, and the Maine River edges the playable area, daring you to look up from your screen for a moment.
Culturally the game plays off local landmarks and street life rather than private buildings, so expect to pass markets, cafés and hidden courtyards. The story adapts to your choices — which route to follow, whom to question — so teams who split roles (navigator, researcher, puzzle-solver) move faster.
Practical guidance: download the app and charge your phone, wear comfortable shoes for 2–3 hours of easy walking on mixed pavement, and pick a start time that leaves three hours of daylight if you’re playing outside winter months. Public transport and accessible routes are nearby; the experience is wheelchair-friendly, but check the app for specific route options. Bring a small power bank, bottled water, and patience for crowds during markets or weekends.
The experience supports teams up to six players; one booking covers the whole group using a single app session.
Yes — the route is designed to use public streets and accessible surfaces, but check the app for alternative routing if you require step-free paths.
The app and missions are provided in French and often in English; confirm language availability when booking or in the app settings.
Full refunds are available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled start time; check your booking confirmation for details.
Coddy operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Step off the main square and into a ticking mystery: the cobbles of Angers hum with gossip as your team opens the app and becomes private detectives racing a two-hour countdown.
Step off the main square and into a ticking mystery: the cobbles of Angers hum with gossip as your team opens the app and becomes private detectives racing a two-hour countdown.
The Walter Case routes you through the city’s compact medieval core — narrow lanes, stone façades and riverfront quays — while an unfolding narrative pushes you from clue to clue. Historically, Angers was the seat of the Plantagenet counts of Anjou; that layered past shows in fortified walls and civic squares where the game plants its puzzles. Geology is subtle here: the sandstone and tuffeau that built the château and cathedral give façades a warm, pale tone that changes with light, and the Maine River edges the playable area, daring you to look up from your screen for a moment.
Culturally the game plays off local landmarks and street life rather than private buildings, so expect to pass markets, cafés and hidden courtyards. The story adapts to your choices — which route to follow, whom to question — so teams who split roles (navigator, researcher, puzzle-solver) move faster.
Practical guidance: download the app and charge your phone, wear comfortable shoes for 2–3 hours of easy walking on mixed pavement, and pick a start time that leaves three hours of daylight if you’re playing outside winter months. Public transport and accessible routes are nearby; the experience is wheelchair-friendly, but check the app for specific route options. Bring a small power bank, bottled water, and patience for crowds during markets or weekends.