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Youth LARP: Roleplay That Helps Young People Grow

Youth LARP is live-action roleplay designed specifically for young people: its own settings, adapted rules, trained supervision. Instead of watching a story, participants shape it themselves — as a character they invented, in a group that decides together what happens next.

What comes out of that is more than a fun weekend: playing a character through difficult decisions builds a sense of agency. Taking on a very different role practises perspective-taking. Building a camp with a group teaches teamwork almost by accident. And because conflict happens in the game, not in real life, LARP is a protected space to practise resolving it.

Our Programmes

Day events for youth groups

An afternoon or a day of live-action roleplay for an existing youth group — with an adapted setting and ruleset.

Holiday LARP

Multi-day programmes during school holidays, with overnight stays and a full schedule.

Partnerships with schools and youth centres

Project days or recurring programmes run together with institutions — an offer we're happy to build together with interested schools and youth centres.

Young people as NPCs and junior supervisors

Older teens can play NPCs at adult events or grow into a supervisor role.

Safety and Youth Protection

An extended background check for everyone working with young people, safety tools like the X-Card and the brake system, and full information for parents before every sign-up. Everything else is in our youth protection concept.

For Parents

Before every sign-up you get the full programme, who's supervising, our youth protection concept, and the safety tools in writing. Under-16s require written parental consent. What a day or weekend costs is listed with the specific announcement — if you can't afford it, ask about a free ticket. Free-ticket fund.

For Professionals and Institutions

Do you work at a school, youth centre, or association and want to use LARP as a format? Get in touch — we'll work out the schedule, staffing ratio, and cost together. If you're planning a bigger event yourselves but don't have a legal sponsor, our page for organisers & con teams can help too.

Frequently Asked Questions

More on live-action roleplay: What is LARP? · Our events · Volunteering (become a supervisor)