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Eskap is played autonomously via our mobile app which guides you step by step. No on-site supervision is necessary, but we remain available by phone or email. For large groups, simply plan for a leader in your team to coordinate the division into teams.

We do not offer catering, but our game takes place in the city center and it is often easy to find restaurants there.

Of course! Each team can start at the same time and race against each other. On the route, teams are autonomous and will have end-of-mission statistics on their performance, which they can compare.

Yes! All puzzles can be completed at night and the route doesn't pass through places that are closed at night. If you have the choice, we recommend playing during the day, as some areas may be less pleasant or less frequented at night.

Yes. We take care to offer a route without stairs or narrow passages to make it as accessible as possible (routes are generally in pedestrian areas).

Yes, Eskap is covered by professional liability insurance taken out with MAIF. This insurance covers bodily injury up to 12 million euros and material damage up to 3 million euros. An up-to-date insurance certificate can be provided on request.

Yes! Both "The Disappearance" and "Unsung Heroes" are available in English and French. You can choose the game language when launching your game from the mobile app.

No, you need one phone per player. The experience contains multiplayer communication challenges where each player needs their own phone.

Eskap is a no-reservation, self-guided game. With your game code you can choose the time and day that suits you, there's always room.

Each mission has its own difficulty level: "The Disappearance" is easy and suitable for all audiences, while "Unsung Heroes" is of medium difficulty. In all cases, clues are available from the Eskap mobile app to help you. The puzzles call on various skills: observation, logic, communication.

We don't do custom tours at the moment, but we can launch a new city upon request if your group is large enough. For a fully custom game, you can contact our partners: https://geo-gaming.com/concepteurs/

There is no maximum limit, but beyond 4 teams starting at the same time, we recommend spacing out departures. This number is indicative and depends on the city, but the goal is to ensure groups have enough space so they don't hear each other's discussions and audio.

The finish point is always less than 300m from the start, except in the following cities: Besançon, Bercy (where the distance is about 1km).

Yes, the Eskap mobile app requires mobile network access throughout the game.