Case file 01 · Villainy
Baddie Academy
So you want to be a super villain? You've applied to the academy — now you must pass the entrance exam. Use your superpowers wisely: only the truly devious make the grade.
Explore Baddie Academy →Divergent Games · Falkirk, Scotland
Three original games. Which story is yours?
Choose a supervillain training school, 1931 gangster noir or a 1919 Prohibition speakeasy. Every game was built in-house and is available only at Divergent Games.
Private games for 2–6 players · £20–£28 per person
Up to 60 minutes of play, plus up to 15 minutes of briefing.
Make your time in Falkirk a mystery. Book a private game for 2–6 players in the Megazone building on Grahams Road, a short walk from Falkirk Grahamston station and Central Retail Park.
Check availability →Choose your adventure
Every game is designed and built in-house, and is unique to our Falkirk venue. All rooms are private — it's just your team, the clock, and whatever is waiting inside.
Case file 01 · Villainy
So you want to be a super villain? You've applied to the academy — now you must pass the entrance exam. Use your superpowers wisely: only the truly devious make the grade.
Explore Baddie Academy →
Case file 02 · Noir, 1931
A shipment of moonshine has vanished from Capone's dockland warehouse — and so has private investigator Mick Macy. You have until the 11th hour to crack the case and escape the mob.
Explore Mystery & Moonshine →
Case file 03 · Prohibition, 1919
The National Prohibition Act has just passed — and a stolen shipment of moonshine is hidden somewhere inside The Old Blind Pig. You have one hour to find it before the Northside Gang comes back.
Explore Piggy Blinders →How to play
Your team is briefed, then "locked in" to the room. (Never really locked — every room has an emergency exit, and a games master watches over your whole game.)
Find clues, open locks and solve puzzles. The games are mental, not physical — teamwork and communication win, not muscles.
Beat the clock and make it out with sixty minutes well spent. Hall of fame — or the walk of shame. There's only one way to find out.
About us
"Something new, fun and exciting to Falkirk."
Divergent Games was founded in November 2017 by owner Julie MacDonald, who set out to build inspiring, challenging live games where people actually talk to each other. Every room is designed and built in-house to a high standard — you won't find these games anywhere else in the world.
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