"Ares Part 2" Outdoor Escape Game Zürich

This game is the sequel to "Ares Part 1", which ended at Puls 5. Part 2 now starts at Stauffacher.

The escape game takes you through the heart of Zurich. The clues are placed in the streets and shops of Zurich, only the smartest among you will find them. So chase after hints, crack codes, and solve puzzles – just like in a large escape room.

You will discover hidden symbols in a record shop or a cryptic message in an art gallery. Each object is part of the puzzle. The challenges will become increasingly difficult. You will need to use all your intelligence to unlock the secret. Only together with your team of "intelligence beasts" will you master this game.

The game takes place in the city centre. You will pass not only iconic Zurich landmarks but also discover some hidden gems that only a few visitors get to see.

Practical information:

• You can start the game at any time. If certain objects are displayed in shop windows, they can be reached from outside. You are not bound by opening hours.
• After purchasing your ticket, you will receive an email with a code. Enter this in the app. The exact starting point will be shown in the app.
• Each player receives different hints via the app. To find all the art works, you should combine all hints together. Here, team spirit and logical thinking are required.
• Dogs are welcome

After the tricky puzzle fun, you've earned a little rest and refreshment. Visit Café Bebek and enjoy the oriental atmosphere.

The story revolves around an ETH professor who mysteriously disappeared at the Hardbrücke.

He was about to reveal something significant. His assistant now reaches out to everyone who might have seen or heard something. Every clue is important in the search for the professor.

Time is running out. You need to act quickly and piece together the puzzle before it's too late.

Together with the assistant, you can shed light on the mystery and manage to bring the professor safely home.

• At least 2 players with smartphones connected to the internet (download the Sato Code app beforehand)
• free for children under 12
• the exact starting point will be shown in the app