Play detective across Magdeburg at your own pace with The Syndicate, a self-guided city escape game that blends role-play, photo tasks and local landmarks. One ticket covers 1–5 players — download the Loquiz app, charge your phone, and set off from the city center.
Play detective across Magdeburg at your own pace with The Syndicate, a self-guided city escape game that blends role-play, photo tasks and local landmarks. One ticket covers 1–5 players — download the Loquiz app, charge your phone, and set off from the city center.
You step out of the tram into Magdeburg’s city center; the cathedral’s buttresses watch as you tap your phone and choose a character. Cobbled streets seem to point you toward the next clue, and the Elbe whispers in the distance, daring you to chase a lead along the water.
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Operated by City Game · Magdeburg, Saxony-Anhalt
You step out of the tram into Magdeburg’s city center; the cathedral’s buttresses watch as you tap your phone and choose a character. Cobbled streets seem to point you toward the next clue, and the Elbe whispers in the distance, daring you to chase a lead along the water.
Magdeburg wears history on its stones: a medieval trade hub, the home of inventor Otto von Guericke, and a city rebuilt after heavy wartime damage. The Elbe valley’s flat geology shaped its transport routes and squares, while postwar architecture and Hundertwasser’s Green Citadel give the urban core a patchwork of styles. Local culture mixes university life, market stalls, and riverfront cyclists — all players in your story.
The Syndicate uses role-play, puzzles, photo challenges and local landmarks to guide you through key sights: Domplatz, the Rathaus facades, riverside promenades and hidden courtyards. Expect 1–2 hours of walking, stopping to solve riddles, take photos and read in-app clues. The game is self-paced: pause and resume when you like, and one ticket covers 1–5 players on a single device.
Practical notes: download the Loquiz app before you start, charge your phone, and plan for mixed surfaces — cobbles, pavement and occasional park paths. Use public transport to get to the center and leave extra time if you want to linger at viewpoints along the Elbe. This is an accessible urban adventure for most fitness levels, best tackled during daylight for clearer clues and safer navigation.
One ticket covers a group of 1–5 players using a single device; larger groups should buy multiple tickets so subgroups can play concurrently.
Yes — download the Loquiz app and follow the email instructions you receive after booking; the game runs through that app.
You select a date/time when booking, but the experience is self-guided — you may start at any point during your booked date and pause and resume as needed.
The game is suitable for a wide range of ages and fitness levels, but it involves walking over uneven surfaces; check route specifics if you need step-free access or have mobility concerns.
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You step out of the tram into Magdeburg’s city center; the cathedral’s buttresses watch as you tap your phone and choose a character. Cobbled streets seem to point you toward the next clue, and the Elbe whispers in the distance, daring you to chase a lead along the water.
You step out of the tram into Magdeburg’s city center; the cathedral’s buttresses watch as you tap your phone and choose a character. Cobbled streets seem to point you toward the next clue, and the Elbe whispers in the distance, daring you to chase a lead along the water.
Magdeburg wears history on its stones: a medieval trade hub, the home of inventor Otto von Guericke, and a city rebuilt after heavy wartime damage. The Elbe valley’s flat geology shaped its transport routes and squares, while postwar architecture and Hundertwasser’s Green Citadel give the urban core a patchwork of styles. Local culture mixes university life, market stalls, and riverfront cyclists — all players in your story.
The Syndicate uses role-play, puzzles, photo challenges and local landmarks to guide you through key sights: Domplatz, the Rathaus facades, riverside promenades and hidden courtyards. Expect 1–2 hours of walking, stopping to solve riddles, take photos and read in-app clues. The game is self-paced: pause and resume when you like, and one ticket covers 1–5 players on a single device.
Practical notes: download the Loquiz app before you start, charge your phone, and plan for mixed surfaces — cobbles, pavement and occasional park paths. Use public transport to get to the center and leave extra time if you want to linger at viewpoints along the Elbe. This is an accessible urban adventure for most fitness levels, best tackled during daylight for clearer clues and safer navigation.