ages 4–6
Explorer
Looking, counting and doing. Mum or dad reads aloud, the child searches and points.
Briefing
How does Stadsspeurders work?
A tour is a walk past a number of special places in the city. You don’t have to prepare anything: everything is in the app.
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Build your team
You pick the children who are joining (up to five) and give each child a level. That decides which tasks the child gets.
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Walk to the first place
The map shows the route. The signal meter tells you whether you are getting closer. Are you there? Press “I’m here”.
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Hear the story
The mascot tells a bit of the mission. That turns the city into the setting of a real adventure, not a guided tour.
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Every child gets their own task
Everyone gets a task that fits their age: looking and counting, solving riddles or cracking codes. Hints help when it doesn’t work out.
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Earn a secret letter
When all the children are done, the team earns a letter. Then on to the next place.
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Crack the password
At the end the letters form a password. Crack it and the team receives a certificate.
The three levels
ages 7–9
Sleuth
Search tasks and riddles. Reading and puzzling by themselves.
ages 10–12
Master Spy
Cracking codes, doing sums and thinking cleverly, with real facts.
Playable without GPS too
GPS isn’t always accurate in narrow streets. That is why nothing happens automatically: the “I’m here” button becomes active when you are nearby, and a parent can always continue manually.