
Laugh more than you planned to.
Dares you'd never try on a normal night out. A rival's sabotage landing at the worst moment. Inside jokes that start on the street and stick.
A live team game in the streets of your city. Eight crews, one afternoon, two and a half hours of clues, dares and stories, every challenge filmed on your phones. Then it all plays on the big screen, and one crew takes the crown.

Dares you'd never try on a normal night out. A rival's sabotage landing at the worst moment. Inside jokes that start on the street and stick.

Old shops, hidden staircases, a neighbour's story about the corner. You'll never see these few streets the same way again.

Mind games, a bounty on the leaders and Split or Steal at the finish. One crew wins. Everyone else wants a rematch.
You're the cast. Your phones are the cameras. The city is the set. Over 30 challenges, one clock and seven rival crews. Here's how the afternoon plays out.
The exact challenges stay secret until the board opens.
Scan your team card, name your crew, and the board opens on every phone at once. Over 30 challenges, in any order, and nobody finishes them all. The clock starts.

A sign in three languages. A balcony with plants, laundry and a satellite dish. The worst tangle of wires on the street. Once you start looking, you can't stop.

The app shows you a doorstep. No street name, no pin. Read the tiles, the shutters, the shadows, and find the exact spot. Then line up a photo from decades ago with the street today.

The shop owner who opened before 1970. The fisherman and the one that got away. The neighbour who still remembers the cinema on the corner. Ask the right question and the city talks back. You film the answer.

Some challenges can only be won once, and they're worth the most. The second a team claims one, it's gone for everyone else. That's when you'll see grown adults speed-walk.

The leaders get a bounty on their heads. Rivals sabotage your next video, or freeze your whole team for ten minutes. Then the scoreboard disappears, and nobody knows who's winning.

Get a whole café to freeze for your mannequin challenge. Learn a dabke step from a stranger. Review a manousheh like a Michelin inspector. It's all on video, so commit.

Pick a number and hope nobody else thinks like you. Bid blind on a mystery envelope: points, nothing, or a sabotage. Guess what the crowd thinks. No walking needed, just nerve.

Time's up. All eight crews meet at a café or rooftop. Your best videos play on the big screen and the hidden scores come out. Then a last showdown where promises are allowed, and so is lying. One crew gets crowned.
Sounds like your crew?Only 8 teams a game, and places go fast. When it's full, it's full.
Pick your gameThere's only ever one first. The scores stay hidden from halfway, then the winners are revealed live on the big screen, in front of everyone.
Claim your spotEach game is a single afternoon in one neighbourhood, start to crown. Choose the area and date that suit your crew. You only need one.
First game ever
Poets’ cafés, old cinemas, Fairuz’s street and the Corniche at sunset.
Who'll be Hamra's first champions?
New area
Stone arches in the old souk, the bay below and the cable car climbing to Harissa.
Who'll rule Jounieh first?
New area
An ancient harbour, a castle and an old souk with 7,000 years of stories.
7,000 years of history. Zero champions. Yet.
New area
Hidden staircases, red-roofed mansions and neighbours who know every story on the street.
Who'll take Achrafieh's first crown?
The week after
Full
Painted stairs, the old train station and the liveliest little streets in Beirut.
No download, no sign-up. Scan your team card at the start and you're in. From then on, it's your camera, your scorekeeper and your secret weapon.

Over 30 challenges on one board. Do them in any order, and skip the ones that aren't your crew.

Every challenge is a photo or a short video, shot in the app and sent from there. Some only reveal their twist when you hit record.

Some are one take only. What you get on the first try is what the big screen sees.

A rival sabotaged you? Your next video has to follow their rule, and the other teams can flag you if it doesn't.

Two sabotages and one freeze per team. Use them on whoever's ahead, before the scores go dark.


Your best photos and videos of the day, the mind game reveals, a tense round of Split or Steal, and finally the podium. It runs by itself, so everyone gets to watch. You leave with your videos and a story card to post.
A usual night
A 2al3o nightThese are the first 2al3o games ever. No game photos to show you yet: the first ones on our Instagram will be yours.
@2al3o Ask for your areaClues, dares, puzzles and stories around one neighbourhood. You film or photograph each one in the app, and it scores you on the spot.
No. Each game is one afternoon, complete on its own, with its own 8 teams and its own winners. Pick the area and date that suit you.
No. The app shows you the play area and everything you need. Locals and first-timers have just as much fun.
No need. You get it at the start: scan your team card and you're in. It explains every step as you play.
You walk at your own pace around one area. The rule is walk, don't run, and there's time for a coffee on the way.
Only if you want to. More than half the challenges need just your team, and you always ask before you film anyone.
Two to five people. Each game takes 8 teams at most, so book early.
16 or older. Players under 18 need at least one adult on their team.
Message us on WhatsApp and we'll try to team you up with another small group.
Yes. A private game takes 4 to 40 players, on your date and in your area. Ask about a private game.
Not at all. We finish at cafés and rooftops, and everyone orders what they like.
Book on WhatsApp, then pay by Whish, OMT or cash before the game.
We move your game to the next weekend, or give you your money back.
A charged phone and comfy shoes. We hand you everything else at the start.
Yes. Every area is a different game with its own challenges, so the next one is all new.
Pick one afternoon: Hamra, Jounieh, Byblos or Achrafieh. Eight teams a game, $50 a team, and places go fast. Who'll be crowned first?