You can also select the desired quest from the list below.
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Stairway to Knowledge
This stairway is shrouded in magic and memories – not only does it lead to The Great Battle Memorial but it has served as a direct route to the Citadel of Fun for the Emperor and his ancestors through the millenniums. This very stairway was once all the Emperor was allowed to explore of the garden. The Emperor and his friend, Alistair Davi used to cavort on these very steps. Some say that you can still hear their footsteps on the way to the Citadel if you listen carefully. The Citadel used to hold great riches but what exactly were these riches abundant to the Emperor and his family?
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Citadel of Fun
This is the Citadel of Fun, christened with its name as it contains an intricate and deadly, maze-like structure. One false move and your head may be impaled on a spear before reaching the chamber of riches! The journey to the chamber is not the only ordeal – once the chamber has been located it must be unlocked with a password. One clue can be found carved directly into the walls of the citadel – the other one is far more difficult to obtain as it resides in the spirit world of “Facebook” – a realm that transcends above everything tangible. Obtain the clues and glue them together if you wish to enter the chamber of riches.
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Stepping Stones
Behold! The mighty river of Gongitsjustasmallriverwanong! This furious and violent river was impossible to cross for centuries. Fortunately, the Emperor’s ancestors constructed a set of stepping stones in the year 753 BC which has withstood the fury of the river! The number of stepping stones in the water is not a coincidence either as it symbolises the month in which the royal family would celebrate the harvest of the elderflower – but which month was that?
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Fall of her Majesty
This is the Fall of her Majesty! The majestic waterfall has been carved from a solid piece of rock! Made in honour of the Emperor’s wife it also portrays the Emperor’s second love which only a few people know of - symbolised through the carving that took 616 men 616 days to complete - no more, no less!
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Gladiator Arena
The Emperor uses this gladiator arena as his own private colosseum. Absolutely no peasants are permitted to enter, so consider yourself lucky that no guards are in sight! The colosseum has enough seats to hold the entire family and generations of the Emperor. Tradition states that once a new emperor is coronated, another row of seats is added to the colosseum in order to accommodate his ever expanding family. Half-sisters and cousins are symbolised by the steps – how big is the Emperor’s family?
How to play
To play this game simply plug-in your earphones and start exploring the surrounding area.
This app will automatically detect your location and load the matching quest. Put the device in your pocket, walk and look around and listen carefully to the narrative voice.
If you wish, you can also select the desired quest from the list below.