Hans Egede Statue Nuuk: walk and solve

Sherlock Holmes murder mystery in Nuuk takes you past Katuaq Cultural Centre and Nuuk Cathedral before Hans Egede Statue. The game begins at the art museum and follows a detective case through central Nuuk. Its real surroundings and fictional investigation give you two things to pay attention to as you walk.

At the statue, take a moment away from the screen to notice the landmark. You can then return to the next question with everyone ready to join in. Keeping the real setting distinct from the game's story lets you enjoy the walk without treating each place only as another instruction.

One phone with the free Loquiz app carries the Nuuk game for your team. You solve riddles and photo tasks while moving through the city on foot. Read the challenges aloud and give each person a chance to suggest an approach before deciding on an answer.

A couple can use the case as a shared focus for a walk, while friends or colleagues can compare ideas along the way. The activity is self-guided, so you explore with your own companions rather than following an accompanying guide. Choose people who enjoy contributing to a problem and keep the discussion open as the investigation continues.

Reserve 1.5 to 2 hours for the game, which costs €19.95 per team for one phone and at most 4 players. Allow additional time for anything else you want to do that day. Choosing the shared device beforehand keeps the practical decisions out of the way once you begin.

You can start whenever you want, every day, and the game is valid for 12 months. That means your group can select a moment that fits your plans in Nuuk. Meet ready to walk and solve, open the app and let everyone take part in following the case from place to place.