At the Edge of the Map

On Saturday afternoon, October 3, join us for a new role-playing adventure — a pirate treasure hunt.

Imagine this: you have a map. Or, to be precise, half a map. Old, worn by time, and discovered under rather suspicious circumstances. It charts a route across the sea, points toward a mysterious island, and can even get you there.

But just as things get interesting, the drawing suddenly ends.

Beyond it — nothing. The edge of the map.

Which means everything that truly matters is yours to discover.

Several weeks at sea are already behind you. The wind fills the sails, the crew is full of hope, and finally an island appears on the horizon — the place where, according to legend, unimaginable treasure lies hidden.

But as your ship approaches the shore, one thing becomes clear: you are not the first to arrive. Another frigate is already anchored nearby.

Who are they? Treasure hunters like you? Pirates? Adventurers? Or people who know far more about this island than you do?

Now the real race begins.

The island has changed over the years. Trails are overgrown, cliffs have collapsed, and the landmarks marked on your map disappeared long ago. You’ll have to explore unknown territory, search for traces, decipher old clues, and make decisions where the map can no longer guide you.

But the island is in no hurry to reveal its secrets.

The closer you get to the treasure, the greater the danger. Your guides may be wrong. Your allies may turn out to be traitors. Your rivals may steal the clues you’ve discovered. The crew may turn against one another over how to divide the spoils. Someone might start a mutiny. Someone else might decide that the treasure would be better shared without you.

Can you find the treasure and keep it?
Expose the traitors?
Outrun your rivals?
And most importantly — make it home alive and rich?

Welcome to the place where the map ends and the real adventure begins.

The game will be led by Tatiana Dudkina, who, just the way we like it, will create a fully immersive atmosphere.

Registration is required. Places are limited.