Demise of the Gricers

Stationstraat 126 in As, Belgium is a good starting point as an indication. Precise directions will be sent by mail as instructions.

Navigating address to park the car is here: https://goo.gl/maps/TTDs42rgGXZ32BQX8

For three – five players per group per game.

Three is more tense and focused.

Four is balanced and best of both worlds.

With five you can tackle and explore more of the world. At least… if you dare to split up

If you want to come with two players, this is possible, but you still do need to pay the price of three people minimum.

Ticket prices on weekends for Demise of the Gricers are €249 for three players (€83 p.p.), €300 for four players (€75 p.p.) and €350 for five players (€70 p.p.).

For the Extended-version, ticket prices on weekends are €450 for three players (€150 p.p.), €530 for four players (€132,50 p.p.) and €600 for five players (€120 p.p.).

In return, we give you an unforgettable adventure with a game unlike any other, multiple actors, technical systems, an oppressive, industrial, yet mesmerising audiovisual atmosphere to savour and a fictional world to explore, all in a fantastic location. Factor in two hours (of four hours during the Extended-version) of being on location (including post-screening). Converted per hour, this comes to €30 – €41 per person.

On weekdays, prices are higher as we face higher start-up costs. Contact us to enquire about the possibilities.

The game is playable in both Dutch and English. Importantly, however, audio is only available in English, Dutch subtitles are provided for this – just like in a film. The audio is English because it was recorded with professional voice actors, the characters are not from Benelux and it is more cinematic. If you can speak English, we also recommend English subtitles because this is easier to read and listen to. You can choose this per person.

Please select the correct language you want when booking: NL for Dutch and EN for English. (This applies to the language of the actors and the general game communications).

Unfortunately not. The game is not playable with crutches or in a wheelchair.

We definitely explored the option. But the locomotives and trains have steep vertical stairs to enter, and this being such an integral part of the game in which safety is essential, we let it slide.

The game is pretty physical, with crawling, simple climbing and sometimes you have to make agile or swift maneuvers.

We hope to make our next game accessible again for those who have mobility problems, like I Can Hear You and The Nightmare of Eveline Shadow was.

If you’re in doubt regarding mobility or have a special request feel free to contact us. We’re always open to see if we can provide a solution!

Demise of the Gricers is from age 18 years and older. 16+ aged are also allowed provided that an 18+ person is playing the game with them.

Under no circumstances will Demise of the Gricers be allowed for players younger than 16. We have however, a different real-life game on the location for 10+ years and older called the Machinist.

• People with heart problems
• Pregnant women
• People with epilepsy
• Wheelchair users, walking with crutches and less mobile people
• People who can’t crawl or climb ladders
• Blind or hearing impaired people
• Children under 16 years old (and between 16 and 18 must be accompanied by someone 18+).
• If you cannot understand & speak good English or Dutch.
• People without energy or already tired before the game starts (the game is physically physical)
• People who cannot read a small font (please contact us if you are in doubt about this and so bring your reading glasses if you have them).

Momentarily you can only book per team. This means you are in control who you’re playing with in your team. Think carefully though! If you want to increase your survival chances, it might be best to bring the most scared person of your friends group who is willing to come. You can then easily sacrifice that person to save your own skin. (This last thing is a joke). (Or maybe not muahaha).

The other team playing at the same time is on their own mission and you have nothing else to do with them. If that booking is not booked by someone you know, these will be strangers.

We have two sides. One has the subtitle Deception of Babak, the other one is yet to be revealed. You can definitely play the other side of Demise of the Gricers if you enjoyed the first time. The other side takes place in a different part of the ‘world of the Gricers’ with different story elements and areas.

Did you not enjoy your first time, then the other side is going to do little to change that. Gameplaywise and structurally it’s very similar.

Each player number has its own charm. With three players, it is exciting and focused. With four players it is balanced and with five players it is easier to explore more of the world. At least… if you dare to split up.

Clik HERE to read the general terms & conditions.