The facility is built on the grounds of a former farm, repurposing agricultural space into an adventure labyrinth.
The 25 challenges are non-linear, allowing teams to choose their own paths through the facility.
The game mechanics rely on RFID bracelets to track progress and unlock doors throughout the complex.
Participants must complete a mix of physical tasks, such as balance beams and lasers, and mental puzzles, like math logic and sequence memorization.
There are four distinct difficulty levels for each challenge, allowing teams to adjust the intensity.
The concept was developed to simulate the experience of a televised game show where strategy and communication are essential.
TEPfactor is an adventure park located in Chotilsko, Czechia, designed as an immersive team-building facility inspired by the Fort Boyard television show. The venue features an indoor labyrinth comprising 25 individual challenges categorized into physical, logic, and skill-based tasks. Teams must navigate interconnected rooms to gather clues required to unlock the final treasure chest. The facility is constructed within a converted barn-style complex, emphasizing a rugged, industrial aesthetic. Participants operate in teams of two to six people, requiring collaboration to overcome obstacles. The experience is fully contained indoors, making it independent of weather conditions. It is located near the Slapy Reservoir, a popular recreational area in the Central Bohemian Region.
The main entrance foyer featuring the stylized, rugged industrial branding and the central team leaderboard.
Form a team with diverse strengths, as the challenges require a mix of physical agility and sharp logic.
Wear comfortable athletic clothing and non-slip trainers, as the activities involve climbing and crawling.
Hydrate well before starting, as the multi-hour session can be physically demanding.
Attempting the course alone, as many puzzles and physical tasks are explicitly designed for multi-person cooperation.
Requires advance reservation; often fully booked by corporate groups on weekends.
Sportswear and closed-toe sneakers are mandatory; avoid loose jewelry or accessories that could catch on equipment.
