How does the Interactive Game Arena Room work?
- Choose a room that can be closed off and darkened, and send us the floor plan.
- Fit the projection and sensing equipment around the chamber.
- Start a round so moving beams of light cross the room.
- Players move through the chamber and dodge each beam as it passes.
- The sensors track where every player stands so the game can score contact.
- Staff keep time at the entrance, then reset the room and let the next group in.
What space and power does the Interactive Game Arena Room need?
| Play area | A dedicated room that can be closed off and darkened, with plain walls and a clear floor; we size the layout with you and confirm it in your quote |
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| Mounting height | Enough height to mount projection equipment above the play area, confirmed from your room drawings and any beams, ducts or lights in the way; a very low ceiling limits where the equipment can go |
| Power | Standard power points within easy reach of the equipment position, with the total load confirmed in your quote; keep sockets away from the moving play area |
| Network | Not needed to play; a connection only helps with later content updates |
Where is the Interactive Game Arena Room used?
Shipping and installation
We ship worldwide from Malaysia. Warranty terms and installation support are confirmed in your quote.
Interactive Game Arena Room: questions buyers ask
Does the Interactive Game Arena Room need a dark space?
Yes, the Interactive Game Arena Room works in a dark or dimmed chamber, because projected beams are hard to see in daylight. If your room has windows, tell us and we advise on blackout before quoting.
How many people can play in the Interactive Game Arena Room at once?
The number depends on the floor area of the chamber. Send us your room dimensions and the Interactive Game Arena Room layout is planned around them, with the player count confirmed in your quote. A larger chamber gives players more room to dodge, while a smaller one suits shorter rounds.
Is a mall unit big enough for the Interactive Game Arena Room?
A closed mall unit can work for the Interactive Game Arena Room if light can be controlled and the walls are plain. Send us the unit dimensions, the position of the door and any glass frontage. We confirm the layout, the way light is blocked and where the equipment goes, so you know before you commit.
Can I add my own branding to the Interactive Game Arena Room?
Yes, the Interactive Game Arena Room is built to your brief. Send us your logo and colours and we confirm which wall graphics, entrance signs and on-screen branding suit your venue. Nothing goes into production until you have approved the artwork and the layout.
What walls and floor suit the Interactive Game Arena Room?
Plain matt walls and floors work well in the Interactive Game Arena Room, because glossy or patterned surfaces scatter projected light. Send photos of your room and we advise on any surface that needs covering.
Does the Interactive Game Arena Room suit timed challenges?
Yes, timed runs suit the Interactive Game Arena Room, because players cross the chamber while staff keep time at the entrance. You set the scoring rules, the age limits and the queue system for your venue. A simple sign-up sheet or timer at the entrance is usually enough to keep groups moving.