60minutes offers free games to play on your phone, right in the city — no app to install. Our first two games, in La Tour-de-Peilz and Vevey, are already playable in their testing phase.
A game rooted in the history of La Tour-de-Peilz — the harbour, the castle, the Hugonin house, and the nickname the town has carried for centuries: les Boélands, "the Criers." A community that could spread word faster than the tax collector.
▶ PLAY NOWA game rooted in Vevey's winemaking history — the microclimate phenomenon known as the "three suns," the Winegrowers' Brotherhood (Confrérie des Vignerons), which still organises the Fête des Vignerons today, and the lanes of the old town.
▶ PLAY NOWOutdoors, any time of day — 60 minutes that turn an ordinary outing into an adventure. Alone, as a couple, with family, or with friends.
A different way to discover a city — step by step, solving real puzzles on location instead of following a guide.
A chance to learn something new about a place you thought you already knew well.
The game is a series of puzzles placed at real locations around the city — your phone guides you along a route via GPS, and each stage asks you to do something on the spot: spot an architectural detail, solve a historical riddle, sometimes use the camera or move your phone. The whole thing takes about 60 minutes, with no installation required — everything happens in your phone's browser.
A game rooted in Montreux's golden age — the grand hotels, the steamboats on Lake Geneva, and the legendary Golden Pass train that made the town Europe's tourism capital during the Belle Époque.
A game rooted in the birth of the food industry in Vevey — Henri Nestlé's 1867 invention of milk formula, which saved countless infants and gave rise to a global company.
Do you represent a town, a local business, or an association? We can build a city game for your town — just like Les Boélands or Vevey.
Want to sponsor one of the puzzles? Let's talk about that too.
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