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Escape Room with Friends in Geneva: duration and budget at Game Over
One hour to escape, a price per player: what to know before booking an outing with friends.

At a glance — at Game Over, a session lasts 1 hour of play and costs CHF 75 per player, with a minimum charge of CHF 150 for an outing for two. Groups range from 2 to 18 people, spread across 3 rooms with different themes and levels, at Rue Rothschild 49 in Geneva.
Organising an escape room with friends is simple once you know three numbers: the duration, the budget per head and the group size that fits in a room. No complicated math, no package to negotiate — just one hour of play and a fixed rate per player. Here's how to plan the outing without any surprises when you arrive.
How long it lasts, how much it costs
The formula is the same for everyone: 1 hour of play, visible countdown, to solve the room's puzzles before the timer runs out. On the budget side, it's CHF 75 per player. The only exception: an outing for two is charged a minimum of CHF 150 for the room, which comes to the same price per person — no hidden extra cost for small groups. Beyond two players, just multiply CHF 75 by the number of participants to know the group's total budget.
What group size for an outing with friends
Game Over welcomes 2 to 18 people. Below that, the session doesn't run; above it, the group needs to be split across several rooms in parallel, which works very well for a birthday party or an extended group of friends — each team plays its own game, then everyone compares their times at the end. For a classic night out with friends, a single room is more than enough: it's the simplest format to organise, with no coordination logistics between teams.
How to choose your room
Three rooms are available, each with its own atmosphere and minimum age: l'École des Sorciers (from age 9), Jack l'Éventreur (from age 13) and le Royaume de Feu & Glace (from age 10). The choice mostly depends on the group's taste — fantasy world, tenser thriller, or family-friendly adventure — and the age of the youngest participant. We break down the differences between the three in our dedicated comparison. See the comparison of the 3 Game Over rooms →
One room, one group of friends, one hour of play
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Contact usFrequently asked questions
How much does an escape room with friends cost at Game Over?
At Game Over, allow CHF 75 per player for one hour of play, with a minimum charge of CHF 150 for a session for two. Beyond that, the price per person stays the same.
What group size for a session at Game Over?
From 2 to 18 people depending on the room chosen. Below 2, the session doesn't run; above 18, the group needs to be split across several rooms in parallel.
Do you need to book in advance?
Yes: the 3 Game Over rooms, at Rue Rothschild 49 in Geneva, are shared between all groups and are booked by one-hour slot. It's best to fix the date before telling the whole group.
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