L'École des Sorciers
Dumbledore has fallen to Voldemort. It's up to you to find the Philosopher's Stone to save him — before it's too late.
Wizarding world · perfect to start withGame Over · escape room
Game Over takes you into a new generation of escape room in Geneva. Cinema-worthy sets, cunning puzzles and ultra-modern mechanisms: it's up to you to solve it all before time runs out.
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Game Over is the next-generation escape room in Geneva (Pâquis): three cinematic rooms, L'École des Sorciers, Le Royaume de Feu & Glace, Jack l'Éventreur. From CHF 25.–/person with six players, rated 4.7/5 on Google.
The concept
Forget the old-school escape room. At Game Over, you step into a genuine film set: every room is an immersive stage, designed down to the smallest detail.
Here, no simple padlocks to open: cunning puzzles, ultra-modern mechanisms and total immersion that make you forget you're playing a game. A team adventure where every minute counts.

How it works
One hour, one team, one room to escape. Here's the outline — the rest is up to you to figure out.
From 2 to 6 players, join forces.
Search the set, nothing is there by chance.
Mechanisms, clues and logic: work together.
Under 60 minutes. The clock shows no mercy.
Choose your adventure
From the world of wizards to the alleys of Victorian London: each room is a story to live. Choose your difficulty.
Dumbledore has fallen to Voldemort. It's up to you to find the Philosopher's Stone to save him — before it's too late.
Wizarding world · perfect to start with
The White Walkers threaten Westeros. Find the weapon hidden beyond the Wall to save the Seven Kingdoms.
Game of Thrones world · for the initiatedLondon, 1888. Analyse the clues, piece together the investigation and unmask the killer before he strikes again.
Victorian investigation · thrills guaranteedThe Game Over spirit
The countdown has already started.
One hour to solve it all, one team to make it happen. Will you escape in time?




For what occasion?
Nothing bonds a team like a successful escape. With friends, family or colleagues, in Geneva.
An escape room demands communication, role-sharing and composure. The ultimate team revealer, just steps from the station.
Team spirit guaranteedKids and adults alike: an adventure that leaves a lasting impression, from age 9 depending on the room.
The perfect challenge to kick off a day with friends before the big day.
Fun and educational: cooperation and logic, supervised.
The activity that gets everyone on board for an evening or a weekend.
Practical information
Game Over is located on Rue Rothschild, in the Pâquis neighbourhood — a few minutes from Cornavin station.
Per room, and up to 3 rooms in parallel (18 people) for large groups.
One hour on the clock to solve every puzzle and escape.
The minimum age depends on the room chosen (see details above). Children play accompanied by an adult.
Rue Rothschild 49, 1202 Geneva. A few minutes' walk from Cornavin.
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday 10:30–21:30 · Wednesday and Friday 9:00–21:30 · Saturday and Sunday 9:00–22:30.
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Rates & booking
At Game Over, it's a single rate of CHF 150.– per room, whatever the number of players. The more of you there are, the cheaper it is per person: from CHF 75.– with two down to CHF 25.– with six. Expect 60 minutes of play, for 2 to 6 players per room.
Wondering about…
Another question? Write to us at event@kalayan.ch.
It depends on the room: from 9 years old for L'École des Sorciers, from 10 years old for Le Royaume de Feu & Glace, and from 13 years old for the more intense Jack l'Éventreur. No prior experience is needed. Children play accompanied by adults, and the game master adapts the clues to the group.
From 2 to 6 players per room. With our 3 rooms in parallel, we welcome up to 18 people at once — perfect for a team building event or a bachelorette/bachelor party. Tell us your numbers, and we'll adapt.
For a first time, L'École des Sorciers (medium difficulty) is ideal. Regulars will prefer Le Royaume de Feu & Glace or Jack l'Éventreur, both more challenging. All three can be played in French or English.
No: Game Over focuses on immersion and adventure, not horror. The Jack l'Éventreur room plays on the suspense of the investigation, but nothing frightening — the minimum age simply varies by room (9, 10 or 13 years old).
Rue Rothschild 49, 1202 Geneva, in the Pâquis neighbourhood, a few minutes from Cornavin station. The rate is single: CHF 150.– per room, whatever the number of players. That's CHF 75.–/person with two, CHF 37.50 with four and CHF 25.– with six.
Reviews
The Harry Potter room is especially praised for its decor and rising difficulty. Read the reviews, then come try your escape.
Gift vouchers
A birthday, a thank you, an idea out of the ordinary? Give an hour of adventure and adrenaline. CHF 150 per room, a single amount whatever the number of players.
See the Game Over gift voucherGuides & idées
Three guides to know everything before you book.

École des Sorciers, Jack l'Éventreur, Royaume de Feu & Glace: which one to choose.
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Duration and budget: what you need to know before you book.
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Minimum age and tips before entering the horror room.
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