Treasure Hunt Activations

Site activations that use a treasure map, interactive puzzles, immersive storytelling, and local engagement to create city wide adventures that are impossible to forget.

Site Activations and Events

We create bespoke adventures and onsite immersive worlds for your next celebration.

Perfect for corporate events, parties, council holiday programs, arts festivals, team building, birthdays and marriage proposals. Our adventures can be tailored to all age groups.

Themed Scavenger hunt

A story-driven scavenger hunt including themed treasure maps, hidden scannable RFID tokens, unlockable audio and video story-telling content

Puzzle box treasure hunt

interactive puzzle boxes, explore the space, solve the puzzles to unlock the boxes, stamp your ticket, be the first to complete the quest

Hens & Bucks

A themed challenge-based scavenger hunt that leads to a treasure, will you help cure your soon-to-be married friend from "lovesickness", available as standalone or competitive hens vs bucks

The Push The Button Game

A festival activation that has players exploring the site, solving puzzles at each location to unlock audio, and a finale where they are confronted with the choice of whether to push the button

Treasure Map Pub Crawls

A treasure map and simple puzzle at each location to reveal the next spot, Fremantle pub crawl or a customised location-specific pub crawl including your favourite drinking spots

Weddings Games

A matchmaking game where guests match the wedding couples photos, reveal a question, and find the answer a focal photo board.

Testimonials

  • City of Fremantle

    "Fictional Reality engaged with stakeholders and handled all logistics in the run up to the event and execution. Detailed post event reporting was provided to assist in managing our KPIs.

    We would not hesitate to engage the team at Fictional Reality for future activations."

    - Caleb Gamba-Mantle
    Business Engagement Partner

  • City of Joondalup

    "The experience delivered strong visitation outcomes, encouraged participants to explore the city centre, and generated positive engagement with local businesses.

    I would highly recommend them to any organisation looking to deliver creative, community-focused activation projects."

    - Isabella Fiore

    Place Activation Officer

What is a Treasure Hunt?

explore, engage, retain

Whether its to engage the community in cultural history, bring families into spaces for festival events, or just give people a reason to visit during off-peak times our treasure hunt activations can cater to any outcome.

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More Information

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FAQ's

How far in advance should we get in touch?

Contact us once you have an event date or location in mind. We’ll check availability and discuss the time needed for development, approvals and preparation before confirming a delivery schedule.

What can we learn from participation data?

The platform records family play sessions, checkpoint interactions and completions, with timestamps showing when scans occur. 

These records help you understand how participating families progress through the experience and which checkpoints they reach.

What does our team need to provide?

We agree on responsibilities before the project begins. Planning covers site access, permissions, installation, participant materials, promotion and any on-site support, so your team knows what it needs to organise.

What is a Fictional Reality Activation?

 story-led adventure that invites families to explore a real place together. Participants follow clues, solve challenges and uncover a story as they move through your event or location, using a printed map and their smartphone.

What kinds of events and locations does it suit?

Council events, festivals, community celebrations and venues where you want to give families a reason to explore. We work with you to assess how the experience could fit your location, audience and event objectives.

How do families take part?

Families join during the activation’s operating hours and play at their own pace. Using a printed map and a smartphone, they follow the story through checkpoints around the space. The experience is self-guided, so families don’t need to join a scheduled group session.

Can the experience reflect our event or location?

We can discuss how the story, route and challenges could connect with your place, event theme and audience. The level of customisation is agreed as part of the project brief.

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