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A Cinematic Adventure Game in the Streets of Prague

Strange disturbances and inexplicable phenomena are spreading through our museum, baffling even our best technicians. In the role of investigators and ghost hunters, you will follow the trail of restless energy spreading from the part of the exhibition dedicated to Jan Evangelista Purkyně, a 19th-century scientist whose groundbreaking experiments anticipated key principles of film and visual perception. Your investigation will lead you out into the streets of Prague, where every detail may hold a crucial clue.

A unique gaming experience awaits you, in which you will use special communication and navigation devices to help you uncover the mystery surrounding a long-forgotten scientist in the streets of Prague. No mobile phones, apps, or pen-and-paper ciphers - instead, you’ll face original mechanical puzzles designed to engage all your senses. Speed won’t be the key to success; teamwork, observation, and quick thinking will be.

Practical information about the game:

This is a cooperative game for 2 to 5 players.
The game is designed for various age groups from 8 years old (we recommend that younger children be accompanied by an adult).
The game is played during museum opening hours and only in favorable weather (in case of persistent rain, we will offer another date).
The total playing time depends on the team. Most groups complete the game in approximately 2–2.5 hours. The maximum time limit is 3 hours.
Throughout the game, players will carry a specially designed backpack and a player's suitcase weighing approximately 5 kg. Please take this into account when planning your visit.

Are you interested? Write to us at: muzeum@nafilm.org. The game is currently in trial operation ahead of its official premiere, but we are already offering the opportunity to test the full experience.

Production, direction, screenplay: NaFilM and Sherlocked, Animation and design: Sherlocked, Scenography: NaFilM team and Kateřina Radakulan

The creation of an experiential game in urban space was supported by: