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Play The Syndicate in Dortmund at your own pace: a two-hour, self-guided city escape that blends role-play, puzzles and urban discovery using the Loquiz app. One device per group makes it ideal for couples, friends or small team-building outings.
Play The Syndicate in Dortmund at your own pace: a two-hour, self-guided city escape that blends role-play, puzzles and urban discovery using the Loquiz app. One device per group makes it ideal for couples, friends or small team-building outings.
You step out into the city center as if walking onto a film set: cobbled plazas, church bells from Reinoldikirche, the U-Tower’s red-brick silhouette watching over the Ruhr plain. The Syndicate City Game sends you threading between familiar landmarks and quieter alleys, each clue nudging you toward a stolen formula and a cast of characters — John, Azita, Burke, Clara and even Leopold the dog — who push the story forward.
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Operated by City Game · Dortmund, North Rhine-Westphalia
You step out into the city center as if walking onto a film set: cobbled plazas, church bells from Reinoldikirche, the U-Tower’s red-brick silhouette watching over the Ruhr plain. The Syndicate City Game sends you threading between familiar landmarks and quieter alleys, each clue nudging you toward a stolen formula and a cast of characters — John, Azita, Burke, Clara and even Leopold the dog — who push the story forward.
Dortmund’s streets carry traces of industrial history: 19th-century factories, coal-era architecture and the canalized Emscher that reshaped the local landscape. Geology here is gentle — flat Ruhr valley terrain that makes for easy walking — while culture is loud: craft beer pubs, football devotion for Borussia Dortmund and a compact civic core with modern museum spaces.
This self-guided experience uses the Loquiz app and one device per group; gameplay is role-driven, with puzzles, photo tasks and route-finding through attractions and side streets. You’ll discover market corners, park pockets and public art as you chase clues.
Practical guidance: plan roughly two hours, start in the central square, and bring a charged smartphone and comfortable shoes. Public transit drops you close to the start; the game is pause-and-resume, so you can stop for food or photos. Expect light walking on paved surfaces and stair access at some sites; it’s suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for guests with serious mobility or cardiovascular constraints. Play with 1–5 people per ticket, or buy multiple tickets for larger groups. The Syndicate is urban, social, and crafted for curiosity — go prepared, stay aware of local traffic, and enjoy decoding Dortmund’s civic story as you walk.
One ticket covers a group of 1–5 people using a single device; for groups larger than five, purchase additional tickets to split into teams.
The Syndicate begins in Dortmund’s city center; you select a date/time when booking but may start the game whenever you like on that day, then pause and resume as needed.
The route is primarily paved and flat, but some parts include steps and narrow sidewalks; it’s not recommended for those with significant mobility restrictions.
The Loquiz-based city game is typically offered in English and may include local language options—confirm language availability at booking.
City Game operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step out into the city center as if walking onto a film set: cobbled plazas, church bells from Reinoldikirche, the U-Tower’s red-brick silhouette watching over the Ruhr plain. The Syndicate City Game sends you threading between familiar landmarks and quieter alleys, each clue nudging you toward a stolen formula and a cast of characters — John, Azita, Burke, Clara and even Leopold the dog — who push the story forward.
You step out into the city center as if walking onto a film set: cobbled plazas, church bells from Reinoldikirche, the U-Tower’s red-brick silhouette watching over the Ruhr plain. The Syndicate City Game sends you threading between familiar landmarks and quieter alleys, each clue nudging you toward a stolen formula and a cast of characters — John, Azita, Burke, Clara and even Leopold the dog — who push the story forward.
Dortmund’s streets carry traces of industrial history: 19th-century factories, coal-era architecture and the canalized Emscher that reshaped the local landscape. Geology here is gentle — flat Ruhr valley terrain that makes for easy walking — while culture is loud: craft beer pubs, football devotion for Borussia Dortmund and a compact civic core with modern museum spaces.
This self-guided experience uses the Loquiz app and one device per group; gameplay is role-driven, with puzzles, photo tasks and route-finding through attractions and side streets. You’ll discover market corners, park pockets and public art as you chase clues.
Practical guidance: plan roughly two hours, start in the central square, and bring a charged smartphone and comfortable shoes. Public transit drops you close to the start; the game is pause-and-resume, so you can stop for food or photos. Expect light walking on paved surfaces and stair access at some sites; it’s suitable for most fitness levels but not recommended for guests with serious mobility or cardiovascular constraints. Play with 1–5 people per ticket, or buy multiple tickets for larger groups. The Syndicate is urban, social, and crafted for curiosity — go prepared, stay aware of local traffic, and enjoy decoding Dortmund’s civic story as you walk.