From 8 years old
Mini-Gauls, put on your helmets
Immerse yourself in the legendary world of the Gauls with Asterix: Mission Potions!, the first fully immersive VR adventure!
This experience transports you to a reconstructed Gallic village, where you play as apprentice druids in charge of finding a secret ingredient to prepare the magic potion. You experience emblematic scenes: potion classes with Panoramix, foraging in the forest, escape from prison, and confrontation with the Romans.
Asterix: Potions Mission in 4 points
- A 100% immersive VR adventure Thanks to virtual reality, immerse yourself in the world of Asterix as if you were there: 3D sets, real-time interactions and a collective mission to accomplish.
- A funny mission full of twists and turns. Play as apprentice druids in search of a secret ingredient for Panoramix. On your way: enchanted forest, Roman prison, and of course… slaps to legionnaires!
- Up to 4 players in co-op The adventure can be enjoyed as a team, with friends or family, for even more laughter and strategy. Perfect for children from 8 years old.
- Accessible to all, even if you don’t know Asterix. The settings, humor and action speak for themselves: whether you’re a fan of the comic book or not, you’ll experience a fast-paced and fun adventure.
Why do children love it?
- Because they can live an adventure with Asterix and Obelix for real ! VR headset on their heads, they find themselves immersed in a Gallic village in 3D, go on a mission with Panoramix, pick magical plants and fight the Romans… just like in the comic book!
- It’s funny, interactive, dynamic, and designed to have fun while cooperating with other players. An experience that makes them feel like a hero — without a classic screen, but with a real feeling of immersion.
The team’s opinion
We loved it! It’s clearly one of our favorite VR experiences. The world of Asterix is very well recreated, it’s funny, fluid and very immersive. What we found really great is the ability to communicate in real time with other players… and even to do without virtual objects, while being in separate rooms!
A real team mission, full of action and laughter. We can only recommend, whether with friends, family or with fans of magic potion.
Practical information
- AGE: From 8 years old (helmet suitable for children).
- OPENING HOURS: Every day from 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
- DURATION: 40–50 minutes of play + briefing/debriefing (allow ~1 hour).
- ADDRESS: Rue de l’Escalier 16, 1000 Brussels.
- NUMBER OF PLAYERS: 2 to 4 per room (larger groups distributed).
- RECOMMENDATIONS: Designed for families; easy experience to follow even without knowing Asterix. Forbidden to pregnant people or people with severe reduced mobility.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, arrive 10–15 minutes early for briefing and equipment; a delay will eat into your playing time.
The missions are designed to avoid discomfort (nausea, headaches). Not recommended in case of epilepsy.
Yes. Come with your glasses: they can be worn under the helmet.
The place is accessible to people with reduced mobility, but the experiments are currently not recommended for people in wheelchairs (safety/travel issues).
No: it’s a family adventure in the style of comics (Gauls, Romans, humor). No horror content.
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BRUSSELS CHOCOLATE MAKERS:
Want to end the adventure on a gourmet note? Visit the Brussels Chocolate Makers to make your own bar or truffles. The workshop is as delicious as it is informative — and the kids love to leave with their own chocolate creation.
