Quizard
“Quizard” is not an escape room — it is a TV show where you are the contestants. Six game desks, a virtual host, eight rounds and one scoreboard: lights, music and screens follow the game.
From 2 to 12 people play. There are six desks: while there are six of you or fewer, everyone plays at their own. From the seventh player on you sit in pairs — you decide together, one of you presses the button, and you have to argue fast.
A desk has six controls in total: four buttons and two pedals. No prior skills needed — the host explains every round before it starts.
The rounds differ: knowledge questions, “true or false”, video questions, a music round, “put the song back together”, speed and sequence challenges. Some of them physically cannot be played with hands alone — your feet are in the game too.
A game runs up to 60 minutes. You pay for the whole team: two players on a weekday cost €45, six cost €90, and from the seventh player up to the twelfth each extra person adds €10 — so a full team of twelve is €150, that is €12.5 per person. Friday to Sunday the price is €10 higher. The exact amount for your group is shown as soon as you pick a date and time.
“Quizard” works for birthdays, company events and for a group that has already done all our rooms.
Three scenarios — you choose when booking
Each scenario has eight rounds and 120 questions. Across the three scenarios that is 360 unique questions, so on a second visit you will not get the same tasks.
The questions in all three scenarios are written for a group aged 25 and over.
1. Classic. Warm-up, “Guess the melody”, “What is in the picture”, blitz, spotting anomalies in an image, “2 out of 4”, “Guess the film”, “Odd one out”. Who it suits: first-timers and mixed companies — the questions come from different fields, so nobody sits bored.
2. With a twist. “2 out of 4”, “Guess the melody backwards”, “What is hidden in the picture”, anti-blitz, video analysis, “Clues”, “Strange poster”, “Guess the melody”. Who it suits: those who have already played and want it harder, and companies that love arguing over the answer.
3. Movies and music. “True or false”, “Which film is this soundtrack from”, “Strange poster”, “Clues”, “Guess the film”, “In order”, “Build the song”, “Odd one out”. Who it suits: film and music lovers, birthdays and parties.
Available in the escape room
