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18 rooms, one goal: what a Cube Challenges session looks like
Logic, agility, coordination: what a Cube Challenges session actually looks like, from the first challenge to the exit.
At a glance — Cube Challenges rotates your group through several of the 18 challenge rooms combining logic, agility and coordination, Fort Boyard-style. A session lasts 1h30, for 2 to 60 people, from age 10.
No screens, no single rule to apply over and over: at Cube Challenges, every room poses a different problem and you only have a few minutes to solve it as a team. It's this format that changes from room to room that makes the difference — you never settle into a routine.
How a session unfolds
On arrival, your group is split into small teams. Each team starts in a different room, then rotates throughout the session: no one waits their turn, everyone is active the whole time during the 1h30 that the game lasts. It's this rotation system that makes it possible to host groups ranging from 2 to 60 people without the experience being diluted.
Three families of challenges, one single rule: play as a team
Logic
Puzzles and mechanisms to decode together, where clues need to be pooled to move forward.
Agility
Physical challenges that require moving fast and well, under the pressure of the clock.
Coordination
Challenges where everyone holds a specific role: without clear communication, the room doesn't unlock.
We won't reveal the exact content of each room here — that's the whole point of the surprise on the day. But these three families of challenges recur throughout the 18 rooms, in different combinations each time.
Good to know before you come
Cube Challenges is played at 74 Rue de Lausanne, 1202 Geneva. Allow 1h30 of play, accessible from age 10, for groups of 2 to 60 people. The price is CHF 42 at full rate and CHF 32 at the children's rate. For a corporate group looking for a collective format rather than a small-team activity, our team building in Geneva guide details the other options in the Kalayan universe.
18 rooms, one single appointment to book
Number of participants, date, occasion: tell us everything, and we'll take care of the rest for your Cube Challenges session.
Contact usFrequently asked questions
How long does a Cube Challenges session last?
A session lasts 1h30, as a group, spread across several of the 18 challenge rooms.
What type of challenges does Cube Challenges offer?
18 rooms combining logic, agility and coordination, to tackle one after another as a team.
From what age can you do Cube Challenges?
From age 10. The activity welcomes 2 to 60 people, priced at CHF 42 at full rate and CHF 32 at the children's rate.