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The 3 Game Over Rooms Compared: which one to choose for your group
École des Sorciers, Jack l'Éventreur, Royaume de Feu & Glace: three worlds, three minimum ages, one escape room venue.
At a glance — Game Over offers 3 rooms at Rue Rothschild 49 in Geneva: École des Sorciers (Harry Potter theme, from age 9), Jack l'Éventreur (horror theme, from age 13) and Royaume de Feu & Glace (Game of Thrones theme, from age 10). Allow CHF 75 per player for 1 hour of play, minimum CHF 150 for 2 players.
Three rooms, three worlds, three audiences: Game Over isn't a single escape room but a choice to make. The right instinct isn't to go for the most eye-catching theme, but to first look at who makes up your group — especially whether there are children. This guide compares the 3 rooms to help you avoid the classic mistake: booking the wrong vibe for the wrong audience.
The 3 rooms, theme by theme
École des Sorciers — from age 9
Harry Potter universe, magical atmosphere and accessible puzzles. It's the most mainstream room of the three, well suited to both a kids' birthday party and a whole family.
Royaume de Feu & Glace — from age 10
Game of Thrones theme, a more epic and strategic atmosphere. Still mainstream, but a notch up in tension and complexity — built for slightly more seasoned players.
Jack l'Éventreur — from age 13
A full-on horror theme, built for teenagers and adults looking for tension rather than magic. This room is played by 2 to 5 players, a tighter format than the other two.
The only criterion that really matters: age
The three rooms look similar on paper — same address, same duration, same price — but they're not aimed at the same audience. The minimum age should be the deciding factor, not the most appealing theme in the photo.
- Group with children (from age 9-10) — go for École des Sorciers or Royaume de Feu & Glace. Both are designed to stay accessible without losing immersion.
- Group of teenagers or adults looking for thrills — Jack l'Éventreur, from age 13, is the horror room of the trio. It isn't suitable for younger players, unlike the other two.
- Small group (2 to 5 players) — that's also the format of Jack l'Éventreur, designed for a tighter headcount than the other two rooms.
- Larger group — all 3 rooms together welcome 2 to 18 people in total, enough to split a large mixed group across several worlds in parallel.
Looking for other activity ideas to combine with your visit to Game Over? Our guide things to do in Geneva lists other worlds, and our guide team building in Geneva explains how to organise a team outing around an escape room.
One hour, three worlds, one choice to make
Tell us the size and age of your group, and we'll point you to the right room — or split everyone across all 3 in parallel if the numbers allow.
Contact usFrequently asked questions
Which Game Over room should you choose for a group with children?
For a group with children, two rooms are suitable: École des Sorciers, on the Harry Potter theme, accessible from age 9, and Royaume de Feu & Glace, on the Game of Thrones theme, accessible from age 10. The Jack l'Éventreur room, on the horror theme, is reserved for ages 13 and up.
Is Jack l'Éventreur suitable for teenagers?
Yes, from age 13: that's the minimum age for this room, built on a horror theme. It's played by 2 to 5 players and isn't recommended below that age.
How much does a Game Over session cost in Geneva?
Allow CHF 75 per player for a 1-hour session, with a minimum charge of CHF 150 for 2 players. The 3 rooms together welcome 2 to 18 people depending on the theme chosen.