Less “so, what do you do?” More “did you spot that?”
A different kind of date starts with something to discover together. Swap another hour deciding where to go for a walk with a little mystery, a shared clue and a reason to look up.
Find a trail for twoMake it your kind of afternoon.
Choose a trail whose distance, duration and terrain suit you both. You can pause for a break and return to saved progress later on the same phone. If you want to add lunch or a drink, arrange it separately around the visible start or finish. Food, drinks and reservations are not included in a trail.
A puzzle walk can be a first shared adventure or a fresh way to explore somewhere you already know. It is not a timed couples challenge, a dating service or a compatibility test. You set the pace and decide how much of the day to make of it.
One phone. Two pairs of eyes.
You can play together on one phone and take turns reading and answering. Each separate device keeps its own progress; there is no automatic paired game or shared live score. Download before setting out so unreliable reception has less chance of interrupting the game.
The interesting part should happen around you. Use the clue as a prompt to look, then put the phone aside while you walk to the next destination. Take an actual pause before reading or entering an answer.
Check the adventure before making the plan.
Unloc City covers vibrant cities across the UK, from London and Birmingham to Edinburgh, Manchester and Glasgow. Check the current catalogue for duration, access, terrain and any venue admission requirements.
Use the start and finish to arrange travel that works for both of you. Choose daylight for a city trail and check the weather. The best plan leaves enough room for a wrong answer, an unexpected detail and a conversation you did not have to rehearse.
Updated 8 November 2026 · Unloc City