"The Omega Codex" Outdoor Escape Game in Solothurn

You start your game at Kreuzackerplatz in Solothurn. All over the city you'll need to follow the app's instructions to search for clues and codes to solve the puzzle.

Together you uncover a hidden history and the mysterious side of Solothurn. Behind every corner there are clues. Each puzzle brings you closer to the truth. The route takes you through secret alleys to surprising perspectives in Solothurn, places you might otherwise pass by unseen.

With every step the challenges become more demanding and guide you and your fellow players through impressive landscapes and charming lanes.

Start whenever you want, whether by day or by night. Just head to the starting point, open the Sato Code app, and experience an unforgettable hour full of suspense and adventure.

The game ends after about an hour (approximately 1.4 km) at Landhausquai.

• After ticket purchase you'll receive an email with a code. Enter it in the app. The exact starting point is shown in the app.
• Each player receives different clues via the app. To find all puzzles you should combine all clues. This requires teamwork and logical thinking.
• Dogs are welcome

The Greek Omega is often seen as a symbol of God's eternity and completion. Some, however, suspect that it hides more: the key to a mysterious artifact. A relic that could be older than the Latin alphabet and perhaps as old as the church itself.

In a secluded monastery, researchers recently uncovered an ancient manuscript—the so-called Demetrios Bible. Its yellowed pages contain cryptic clues about the Omega and the possible location of the lost artifact.

The Vatican is convinced that the trail leads to Solothurn. A team is needed to conduct on-site investigations.