Stay on the Line
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A free psychological thriller you play around your own home: lock down every device in your house before it finishes learning you, with after-hours support on the line until first light.
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Hunts in Mooloolaba
Sector // Mooloolaba, Sunshine Coast
The wharf, the Spit and the esplanade.
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Not out and about today? These play on your phone, on the couch. Everything you can play at home.
The Keeper's Log
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Caloundra, late 1942. The lighthouse keeper rings you in the night: something in his own log is wrong, and he needs a stranger's eyes. Five puzzles, three phone calls, one night. Free, and it plays anywhere.
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Noosa
The Missing Surfboard
A$5at launch until 31 March 2027, then A$8
5.10am in Noosa, and the middle hook in the surf shed is empty. The paddle-out is at 6.30. Pops wrote everything down: follow sixty years of Noosa surf to find his board in time.
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Caloundra
The Wreck at Dicky Beach
A$5at launch until 31 March 2027, then A$8
A tin box in a beachcomber's shed at Dicky Beach, and a letter from a ship's boy who was aboard the SS Dicky when the storm drove her ashore in 1893. Open it, and follow him through the gale.
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Glass House Mountains
The Glass House File
A$5at launch until 31 March 2027, then A$8
A $2 shoebox from a garage sale: tapes, logbooks and a badge from the Night Owls Sky Watch Club, and four strange lights logged on one winter night in 1974. You are the club's new duty officer.
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Summer of '86
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A$5at launch until 31 March 2027, then A$8
January 1986, the last day of the summer holidays. Robbie, twelve, has vanished from the bike rack outside the milk bar, and you have until the streetlights come on to find him.
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Town hunts, coming 2027
Outdoor escape games and story trails in real Sunshine Coast streets. Open a case file to get an email the day it opens.
Mooloolaba
The Wharf Job
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Smugglers, a missing haul, and a heist planned between the wharf and the Spit.
Case file →Things to do in Mooloolaba
Mooloolaba sits at the mouth of the Mooloolah River and was first known as Mooloolah Heads. From the 1860s a timber depot and wharf worked the river, and between 1870 and 1884 the sheltered river mouth behind Point Cartwright was the main port for the Maroochy district. The name Mooloolaba came in about 1920, to tell the seaside town apart from the railway township of Mooloolah, and holiday cottages and guesthouses followed.
Things to do
- Mooloolaba Beach: the coast's best-known swimming beach, patrolled all year and popular for bodyboarding.
- The Spit: calmer water that families love, by the rock wall at the river mouth.
- Rock pools just north of the main beach, for rock hopping and crab spotting.
- The Coastal Pathway from the Mooloolah River to Alexandra Headland: 3.3 km one way and accessible.
- Point Cartwright loop, Buddina: a 2 km circuit round the working lighthouse across the river, with rock pools and a free car park.
- SEA LIFE Sunshine Coast on the Spit: the aquarium with the ocean tunnel, open since 1989. Paid entry.
- The Wharf: the waterfront dining strip built on piles over the harbour.
Getting there
About 90 km north of Brisbane by road. The council's PARKnGO car park in Mooloolaba Central is free for up to four hours.
Did you know?
- Mooloolaba is one of the busiest fishing ports on Australia's east coast, landing prawns, crabs, lobsters and tuna.
- Point Cartwright's lighthouse is a 32-metre concrete tower, and lights have guided ships into Moreton Bay from this stretch of coast since 1896.
Check opening times and conditions before you go.