A good fit
VR beginners and teams who avoid horror
Level 1.5 gives you room to get used to the virtual environment while solving puzzles together.
A red dragon circles over the half-timbered town and harbour while you explore the tower’s alchemy lab and a platform high above the sea.






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Your group is imprisoned in a medieval castle, waiting to be sacrificed to a dragon. Search the tower, combine objects and solve the challenges that stand between you and escape.
Hungry and exhausted, your team seeks shelter in an old castle and is taken prisoner there. The tasks are built around combinations and sequences that you solve by looking carefully and talking to each other.
A good fit
Level 1.5 gives you room to get used to the virtual environment while solving puzzles together.
Alternatives
If you would rather defend a fortress against waves of enemies, look at DragonFall. Despite the similar name, it focuses on cooperative action.
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No. Dragon Tower is a VR escape game about escaping captivity. DragonFall is an action game in which you defend a fortress together.
You book a VR slot for your group, not a single title. You choose the mission on site with your game master.
In Dragon Tower, 2–6 players play together on one area. An area is one team’s play space. From seven players you use both areas as separate teams.
From age 8. The USK rates the game from age 6, but children play VR with us only from age 8.
VR Escape is a connected puzzle mission; VR Action is built around short rounds, competition or action. See the VR Escape comparison and the VR Action comparison.
Your next step
Check open slots for up to 11 players; if you are more, send a group enquiry. You decide what to play with your game master, and you pay on site by card.