Visitor games: your place, told as a story.
Game Is Serious builds games for places where people spend free time: shopping centres, zoos, parks, museums and neighbourhoods. Visitors follow a story on a phone, stop to stop. No app, no sign-up, no host.
A shopping centre, shop to shop.
Families follow a story. Shops are stops, not a list. Easter, summer, Advent.
A game for shopping centresA zoo or a park, enclosure to enclosure.
Animals become characters. The walk has an order that families keep on their own. In 2017 we built this for a public bird park.
A game for zoos and parksThe same form works for a museum, a neighbourhood, or a Christmas market: a path, a few stops, a story.
How a game arrives at your place.
- You send a site plan and three to eight places.
- We write the story and build the game, in English and German.
- Visitors open it by link, or from a sign with a QR code. It stays open, including with no staff on site.
A city game you can play now: The Hidden Codes in Berlin-Mitte.
Sohrab Mostaghim has built games since 2016: 200+ facilitated sessions, 60+ organisations, 3,000+ participants. Five published board games. BoardGameGeek.
Questions before a pilot.
Do visitors need an app?
No. A link, or a QR code that points at the link. The game runs in the browser.
Which languages?
English and German. Another language on request.
What does a pilot cost?
There is no flat price. After the call you get a fixed proposal.
Where do you work?
From Berlin, for venues in Germany, Austria, Switzerland and across the EU. We run the test walk on site, or remotely with your team.
Tell us which place it should be.
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