Press & TV

Olga Henich took a close look at history games – including City&Quest – for young and old people. She accompanied the Freytag family puzzling through Nuremberg. Their conclusion: Learning history through games is fun and the active role is also beneficial for imparting knowledge. (Source: BR)

For the new scavenger hunt through Nuremberg you need an app, a mobile phone and the puzzle bag. You can get this bag at the lending desk of the shop in the Nuremberg Future Museum (Zukunftsmuseum). It contains everything you need for interactive puzzle fun through Nuremberg. The Schupfner family tested the tour for you. (Source: BR)

The SWR war in Worms and went on a scavenger hunt in the historic city of the Nibelungen. For the YouTube outdoor channel “Raus mit Euch” the Sieg family explored the city with the City Quest Tour and tested the family suitability of the excursion destination. At the end of the excursion, the test familiy draws an honest conclusion. (Source: SWR)

Getting to know a city while having some guesswork! That’s exactly the challenge that reporter Markus Bundt now needs. For this purpose, he gets a special puzzle bag from the Tourist Information Office or the Historical Museum of the Palatinate and loads the free app Actionbound on his mobile phone and off we go. (Source: SWR)

The team from RON TV, the RTL regional program for the Rhine-Neckar metropolitan region (RON: Rhenish Palatinate – Odenwald – Neckar) tracked down City&Quest and tried it out for you. Reporter Vivian Bahlmann faces the challenge in Worms. Using the app and riddle bag, she explores the city of the Nibelungs.

The press also commented on City&Quest. Its editorial staff cracked the riddles in the cities including Speyer, Mainz and Karlsruhe. Their conclusion is that the puzzle game is a great outdoor activitiy – whether as a leisure or corporate event! Click on the pictures or links to get to the articles.