LIEGE ESCAPE GAMES
The 12 best liege escape games you can book today, with what each costs a player, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
You guide yourself through Liège with a GPS-based app, answering questions and completing search tasks at 23 city stops. The roughly three-hour game covers the cathedral, Montagne de Bueren, Curtius Museum, La Batte market, La Boverie, and more. It costs $36.93 per group of up to six, but you must provide your own smartphone and mobile data.
You play an alchemist investigating Josyne, a village girl accused of witchcraft. Follow clues through Durbuy, solve witness puzzles, and decide whether to defend her or support the accusation. The Coddy app provides English instructions, live chat support, and a photo summary at the end. Allow about two hours, though some groups finish sooner.
“Fun circular walk right through the town and right what to do for the kids with facts about Durbuy.Auto-translated”
You play an alchemist in Dinant, investigating why Josyne has been accused of witchcraft. Using your smartphone, you solve more than 30 missions at city sights, gather clues from witnesses, and decide whether to defend her or support the accusation. The private game is in English, runs for about two hours, and includes 24/7 online help.
“Het is een fijne manier om een stadje te verkennen. Of het nu met vrienden is of in familieverband. Leuk voor jong en oud. Het spel zat goed in elkaar, gebaseerd op waargebeurde elementen. Over de belangrijkste gebouwen/plaatsen in de stad krijg je ook duidelijke informatie. Er mocht misschien enkel over nog meer stopplaatsen wat info gegeven worden.”
Use the World City Trail app to guide yourself through Liège’s old center on a 4.2-kilometer route. Solve puzzles at 10 outdoor sights, hear short stories, and pause whenever you like. There is no live guide or fixed start time, and access remains valid for one year.
“This is a walking guided tour that takes you to 10 interesting locations in Liège. At each one, there is a puzzle that you can solve by looking closely at the building or reading a nearby plaque. I definitely needed the hints in order to solve the puzzles, but with the hints, I was able to solve them all. Luckily, if you cannot solve a puzzle, you can still move forward using the skip button.”
Discover Namur with a virtual character who guides your team through city streets using a smartphone app. Solve riddles, complete missions, and find tourist sights and lesser-known corners. The private game suits 2 to 6 players, takes about two hours, starts and ends at Parc Louise-Marie, and can be played in English.
Discover Namur through a self-guided smartphone game for up to six people. Start at Place de la Station, follow clues to landmarks such as the Citadel, Place d’Armes, Saint-Loup Church, Musée Félicien Rops, and Grand Casino, and pause whenever you like. Allow two to four hours, bring your own phone and data, and expect a few challenging questions.
Follow a mobile app through Namur as an alchemist investigating Josyne’s witchcraft accusation. Over two hours, you’ll meet the story’s witnesses through location-based puzzles, inspect the streets for clues, and decide whether to defend her or support the charge. The game runs any time from midnight to 11:30 p.m.
You and up to five companions become private detectives in Liège’s Walter Case. Starting at Montagne de Bueren, follow a mobile app, question suspects through the story, search city locations, and make choices before a bomb explodes. Allow about 2.5 hours, bring a charged smartphone, and expect a self-guided game rather than a live tour.
“Bonne façon de découvrir la ville, prévoir d'avoir chacun son téléphone et un chargeur externe car ça se décharge vite”
Take your private group through Durbuy on a Marsupilami-themed escape game built around puzzles, comic-strip clues, and a city treasure hunt. You will help rescue Bibi, Bobo, Bibu, and their mother from hunter Bring Mr. Backalive. Bring a charged smartphone, expect about 90 minutes, and finish with adventure photos.
“The investigation is very nice and well done. The information about the city is interesting and well placed. A little more market would have come and it lacked the green face that was removed from the facade, so puzzle impossible to solve. The kids had fun, but the games on the phone could be more advanced given their age.Auto-translated”
Help Marsupilami rescue Bibi, Bobo, Bibu, and their mother from hunter Bring Mr. Backalive. This English-language Coddy game starts at the Palais des Princes-Évêque and sends your private group through Liège with puzzles, comic-strip clues, and city sights. Bring a charged smartphone.
Start at Place Saint-Lambert and use your smartphone to follow a magical mystery through central Liège. You will visit four noble families, solve puzzles, collect code words, and race to find a secret underground passage before the 120-minute game ends. This private experience is self-guided, in English, and suits groups of up to six.
Become a private detective in Namur and investigate the Walter case, a blackmail plot that turns into a race to defuse a hidden bomb. Your smartphone guides your group of up to six through city streets, puzzles, and missions. The route and suspects depend on your choices, making this a playful way to see Namur.
Pick a room, a street or a table.
