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The birthdayeveryone remembers.
The kids' birthday where you don't have to run the whole show: buy a game code, name a meeting point in Rixdorf — the game carries the afternoon. No crafting, no 'what on earth do I do with ten kids', no last-minute chaos at the kitchen table. Ages 8+, outdoors in the Bohemian Village.
No crafting, no scavenger-hunt slips, no programme to invent. Buy the game codes, name a meeting point — done.
Every child picks an avatar, solves and decides — nobody sits and watches, unlike a cinema or show party.
No single player, no contest: the crew solves together, decides as a team and shares the same story. That bonds the group.
Movement in the fresh air instead of ten kids in a flat. The neighbourhood is the stage.
A fixed date, a clear flow — and if it rains, just reschedule. The game code has no expiry date.
At the end every child gets the crew collage, logbook and orbit diploma — a keepsake that stays, not a goodie-bag full of junk.
An afternoon they'll still talk about weeks later.
A group of kids becomes a crew: each child picks their avatar, steps into a role and becomes part of the same story. Together they travel back to 1737, read traces, crack puzzles and decide as a team what happens next — no child just watches.
What stays isn't the icing on the cake, it's the shared experience: 'Remember the station where we …?' In the end everyone holds the same memory — crew collage, logbook and diploma. That's the birthday everyone remembers.
You host nothing and prepare nothing — Nauti guides the kids by radio, you simply come along. Three steps, then it runs itself:
For ~10–12 kids you need 2 game codes (2–6 kids each); for a bigger group just add one. Until 31 October you get them free via the newsletter.
You meet in Rixdorf, split the kids into teams, one device per team. Ready in 5 minutes.
GPS guides you station to station — puzzles, team decisions, photos. 90–120 minutes of adventure.
At the end: the chest, the collage and the diploma — a rounded finish to take home.
A break or a bite: where to stop in Rixdorf
Around Richardplatz there are plenty of family-friendly cafés and eateries — perfect to arrive beforehand, take a breather mid-game or wind down afterwards. We have gathered our favourites for you.
Our café tips in Rixdorf →
The kids and the parents found it exciting and interesting and had a lot of fun. I can only recommend it.
Still not sure it's right for your kids?
Understandable — a birthday has to land. Just drop us a line and we'll give you a preview in advance, answer all your questions and show you how the afternoon runs. No obligation.
Ask us first →Free until 31 October: sign up to the newsletter and you get your access code for the whole route.