Children from 6 years old
Fun for the youngest
Groups of friends
Perfect for social gatherings
Corporate events
Team building and integration
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Laser tag (laser paintball) is a team-based tactical game resembling computer shooters. Players are equipped with vests with sensors and a microprocessor that register hits on different parts of the body, as well as realistically rendered weapons (e.g., UZI, M3) with a laser sight. The vests signal hits with sound and light, allow for team differentiation, and increase game immersion. The weapons have limited ammunition, require reloading, and allow switching between fire modes (sniper, automatic, shotgun), which affects strategy. The system is managed by a central unit with software that allows for scenario configuration and detailed post-game analysis: number of hits, accuracy, ammunition consumption, etc. Statistics can be printed or sent by e-mail.
Scenarios
30 minutes
teams of 4-6 people
Team Deathmatch
Two teams compete against each other. A hit player returns to the game after a few seconds. The team with the most hits or the best hit-to-kill ratio wins.
Team play
Timed respawn
25 minutes
solo
Deathmatch
Every player for themselves. You shoot at everyone. Reflexes, composure, and ammo control count.
Every man for himself
No teams
30 minutes
teams of 3-5 people
Base Respawn
Players return to the game only after reaching their own base. If the opponent captures the base, the team can be eliminated.
Respawn in base
Zone defense
30 minutes
teams or solo
Ammo Load
You have a limited amount of ammunition. There are containers with extra bullets on the arena. Opponents are also looking for them – watch out for ambushes.
Limited ammunition
Collecting from containers