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Play detective on the streets of Toulouse with the Walter Case, a self-guided urban escape game that blends 35–45 missions with the city’s historic sites. Use your smartphone, pick your route, and race a two‑hour countdown through piazzas, alleys and riverside quays.
Play detective on the streets of Toulouse with the Walter Case, a self-guided urban escape game that blends 35–45 missions with the city’s historic sites. Use your smartphone, pick your route, and race a two‑hour countdown through piazzas, alleys and riverside quays.
Morning light slides across Toulouse brick and cobblestone as a team huddles over a phone, the app opening like a case file. The Walter Case drops players into a ticking narrative: a billionaire CEO, a thread of blackmail, and a bomb hidden somewhere in the city with two hours left on the clock. You move through neighborhoods at your own pace, chasing clues, questioning virtual suspects and choosing which leads to follow.
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Operated by Coddy · Toulouse, Occitanie
Morning light slides across Toulouse brick and cobblestone as a team huddles over a phone, the app opening like a case file. The Walter Case drops players into a ticking narrative: a billionaire CEO, a thread of blackmail, and a bomb hidden somewhere in the city with two hours left on the clock. You move through neighborhoods at your own pace, chasing clues, questioning virtual suspects and choosing which leads to follow.
Toulouse’s streets are a patchwork of Roman foundations, medieval lanes and 19th‑century pink brick façades. The game routes use central piazzas and lesser alleys, letting players encounter the Capitole, quays of the Garonne and the left‑bank markets as active set pieces. Geology here is subtle — the city rests on a plain fed by the Garonne, its clay and limestone giving rise to those warm bricks and the broad riverbanks you’ll skirt.
Expect 35–45 missions over roughly 2½ hours: puzzles, location-based prompts and choices that alter the story’s path. The experience is fully app-driven and private for your group (up to six), with 24/7 online support. It’s accessible — stroller and wheelchair friendly — but still requires steady walking, attention to urban traffic and some basic navigation.
Practical tips: bring a charged smartphone and backup battery, wear shoes for uneven pavements, and plan the game for early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak tourist crowds. Hydrate, keep an eye on weather, and let the city’s façades and riverside quays push you forward as you race against the countdown.
easy.
2–3 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; expect steady walking with occasional short bursts of running or quick walking.
The experience is designed for about 2–3 hours (roughly 150 minutes) with 35–45 missions; you go at your own pace within that window.
The game is private for your group and accommodates up to six players using a single booking and device.
Yes — the route and surfaces are described as wheelchair and stroller accessible; choices in route can avoid steps or narrow alleys.
The app offers the experience in multiple languages and includes 24/7 online support for technical issues or questions during play.
Toulouse grew from a Roman settlement into a medieval trading hub; its signature red‑brick architecture reflects local clays and 19th‑century rebuilding around the Capitole.
Respect historic sites and public spaces: stick to marked paths, dispose of waste properly and avoid altering façades or public signs during play.
Coddy operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
Morning light slides across Toulouse brick and cobblestone as a team huddles over a phone, the app opening like a case file. The Walter Case drops players into a ticking narrative: a billionaire CEO, a thread of blackmail, and a bomb hidden somewhere in the city with two hours left on the clock. You move through neighborhoods at your own pace, chasing clues, questioning virtual suspects and choosing which leads to follow.
Morning light slides across Toulouse brick and cobblestone as a team huddles over a phone, the app opening like a case file. The Walter Case drops players into a ticking narrative: a billionaire CEO, a thread of blackmail, and a bomb hidden somewhere in the city with two hours left on the clock. You move through neighborhoods at your own pace, chasing clues, questioning virtual suspects and choosing which leads to follow.
Toulouse’s streets are a patchwork of Roman foundations, medieval lanes and 19th‑century pink brick façades. The game routes use central piazzas and lesser alleys, letting players encounter the Capitole, quays of the Garonne and the left‑bank markets as active set pieces. Geology here is subtle — the city rests on a plain fed by the Garonne, its clay and limestone giving rise to those warm bricks and the broad riverbanks you’ll skirt.
Expect 35–45 missions over roughly 2½ hours: puzzles, location-based prompts and choices that alter the story’s path. The experience is fully app-driven and private for your group (up to six), with 24/7 online support. It’s accessible — stroller and wheelchair friendly — but still requires steady walking, attention to urban traffic and some basic navigation.
Practical tips: bring a charged smartphone and backup battery, wear shoes for uneven pavements, and plan the game for early morning or late afternoon to avoid peak tourist crowds. Hydrate, keep an eye on weather, and let the city’s façades and riverside quays push you forward as you race against the countdown.