Brielle Self-Guided Detective Murder Mystery Game

The game starts at Asylplein. In about two hours on foot you cross the Markt, pass the squat tower of the Sint-Catharijnekerk, follow the Maarland with its warehouse fronts and reach the Kaaipoort on the ramparts. It is a self-guided walking tour built around a murder investigation. Brielle is small enough to cover comfortably on foot, which suits families with children as much as a group of colleagues or a couple on a day out. A team is at most four people looking at one phone, and a larger group simply forms more teams. No guide walks with you and no starting time is fixed. How to playGetting under way in Brielle is a matter of four steps. Book the City Game Check the email with your play link Open the link on your phone Start playing whenever you like The murder of Balthasar is the case. Clues come as codes to break, photographs to take and interviews with digital characters whose versions of the evening differ. Between the Historisch Museum Den Briel and the corn mill 't Vliegend Hert, each thing you work out narrows the field of suspects. More than one team on the route makes a competition of it, which is why it also works as a teambuilding exercise. Stop for something on the Markt, take the trail up again, and settle the case in Brielle at your own moment.