Every weekend away has one afternoon nobody has planned yet. Fill it with a hunt through the city you are already in.
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A weekend away often ends up the same way: arrive, eat, drink, and wander a bit in between without a plan. Fine, but it is rarely what you talk about afterwards.
Because you set the play area yourself, Uitvossen works especially well in a city nobody knows. The hunters have to infer a direction from a handful of location pings, and the foxes have to find a route through a city they know just as poorly. You end up in corners of town you would never otherwise have seen — not because a guidebook said so, but because you were winning or dodging a chase.
The game runs on your phones and keeps track of the time, the jokers and the evidence itself. Nobody has to be the referee, so whoever organises it plays along too.
You choose the duration. Two hours between lunch and drinks is enough for a complete game with a winner.
There is no fixed route and nobody has to be there on the ground. You set the play area wherever you happen to be — at home, in Antwerp or in Berlin.
Put the secret end point where you were going to end up anyway. The whole group converges there on its own, with a winner and a pile of evidence.
Yes, anywhere you have mobile internet. The game is available in Dutch, English, German and French, so a mixed group is no problem.
Very little — it is a map with location points, not a video stream. Uploading evidence photos costs the most, and that is a handful of photos per team.
Bring a power bank; the map and location pings use GPS at intervals. If a phone dies anyway, a teammate can open the same team link and carry on.
Yes. You can schedule a start time or simply start when everyone has arrived. Pausing mid-game is possible too.
Set the game up in advance and only share the links once you are there. Or play the free demo game first to see how the hunt runs.
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