Hugh Goodnose is dead — now it’s up to you to find the culprit

The New York private detective Hugh Goodnose was found dead in the heart of La Défense. The case is complex: shortly before his death, he was in possession of very important documents for Mr. Fortuné Roquefellé, the CEO of a multinational corporation with offices in La Défense. But these documents have disappeared. That’s where you come in. Mr. Roquefellé has contacted you to find these documents and expose the culprits. Mission accepted?

How does it work?

It’s a self-guided treasure hunt to discover Paris while having fun. Question and answer files are available for download. You then go, with friends, family, colleagues, or alone, to the starting point indicated on your ticket, and answer the questionnaire questions following the orientation directions. No organizers on site, no time constraints: you are free to conduct the investigation at your own pace. The ideal starting point is in front of the Grande Arche de La Défense, for an estimated duration of about 1h15.

Five suspects, one culprit

By wandering La Défense and answering questions from Fortuné Roquefellé and his friends, you must find the name of the murderer among five suspects thanks to clues scattered throughout the questionnaire. The experience combines careful observation of architectural and artistic details of the neighborhood, collective reflection, and narrative tension. Between the Grande Arche, the glass towers, and urban art works that punctuate the esplanade, you will discover more or less unusual places as well as art works that you would never have noticed without this playful pretext.

For whom? For when?

The activity is open to the general public up to 90 years old, making it an ideal outing for both friends and for a quirky team building or a family outing. All Balade-toi games are done in perfect autonomy, alone or with others, and whenever you want. No set date, no time slot to respect — you choose the time that suits you. Tickets are available on BilletRéduc with limited availability, so it’s best to book in advance.

An extraordinary outing

In a Paris full of escape games and immersive experiences, this outdoor treasure hunt in La Défense stands out for its total freedom and spectacular setting. Neither a confined room, nor a stressful timer: just you, the wind in the towers, and a mystery to solve. Next time someone asks you what to do on the weekend, you’ll have the answer.

Reservations on billetreduc.com — Grande Arche de La Défense, Puteaux