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Hasselt Self-Guided Detective Murder Mystery Game

Hasselt, Belgium
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About this activity

Solve a Sherlock Holmes–themed murder mystery while exploring Hasselt's streets in this self-guided mobile game. Unravel clues, crack puzzles, and piece together the case at your own pace using the Loquiz app—a flexible, immersive detective adventure that transforms the city into your investigation ground.

The historic town hall of Hasselt is the first address on the list, with the Grote Markt just outside the door. From there the case leads to St Quintinus Cathedral, past the Virga Jesse Basilica and on towards the Fashion Museum. Hasselt is compact, and the detective game treats the centre as one large crime scene.


Because the distances in Hasselt are short and the ground level, the game is easy going for families with children, groups of friends, couples and colleagues; on your own it works just as well. A team is one to four people sharing a phone, and a bigger party divides into several teams and plays against itself. There is no guide, and you start at whatever time you like on the day you booked.


How to play

Two short steps stand between booking and playing.

  1. Book the City Game
  2. Check the instructions email
  3. Download the Loquiz app
  4. Start playing whenever you like


The case is the murder of Balthasar. You decipher coded notes, complete photo assignments, and take statements from digital characters who contradict one another sooner or later. Around Het Stadsmus and the Jenevermuseum, the loose ends start joining up and the suspect list gets shorter.


More than one team out at once turns the centre into a contest, which is what makes this a practical teambuilding activity for a small company group. Break off for a drink, come back to it, and finish the case in Hasselt.

Highlights

  • ✓Story-driven mystery solving with puzzles and hidden clues woven into Hasselt's locations
  • ✓Self-paced gameplay—start anytime on your chosen date, no fixed group departure
  • ✓One ticket covers 1–4 players on a single device; flexible team sizes
  • ✓Easy difficulty level suitable for families with children and casual players
  • ✓Approximately 2 hours of gameplay; adaptable to your schedule and speed
  • ✓Immersive detective experience turning the city into an interactive crime-solving playground

Insider tips

  • ★Download the Loquiz app before you arrive in Hasselt to avoid setup delays and jump straight into gameplay.
  • ★Play with 1–4 people sharing one device for the best collaborative experience and shared screen interaction.
  • ★Larger groups can purchase multiple tickets (one per device/team of up to 4) to keep gameplay engaged and competitive.
  • ★Choose a quieter time of day or early morning to navigate the city without tourist crowds slowing your clue-hunting pace.

Good to know

  • •After booking, check your confirmation email for detailed game instructions and the Loquiz app download link.
  • •One ticket per group (1–4 people per device); buy multiple tickets if your group exceeds 4 players.
  • •The game is playable solo or in teams; no prior registration or meeting point required—start whenever you like.
  • •Easy difficulty makes it accessible for families and casual players; no special skills or knowledge of Sherlock Holmes needed.
  • •Bring a fully charged smartphone or mobile device with the Loquiz app installed; ensure mobile data or WiFi access is available.

Who it's for

Friends and colleague groups seeking team-building activities with a fun, competitive edgeFamilies with children aged 8+ who enjoy puzzle-solving and interactive gamesSolo travellers wanting a guided-yet-independent way to explore Hasselt's landmarksMystery and detective game enthusiasts looking for immersive urban adventures

Best time to visit

Play early morning or late afternoon to avoid crowds and have uninterrupted access to locations. Hasselt is pleasant year-round, but spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October) offer the most comfortable walking conditions.

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