Our mobile laser tag system: no vest, no headband, no sweat!
Our laser tag system is manufactured by ICombat. They build tough, field-ready laser tag equipment. The preferred platform of police and military simulation and training, they also have a fun side (or else we wouldn't be here).
Every party uses 16 phasers, so 16 players play at a time (8 vs 8). The hit sensor and score screen are on each phaser, our referee runs every game, and you get a score report after each round. See what's included on our pricing page.
The basics
There is more to laser tag than just technology. Service is at the heart of our business. Once everything has been set up, our staff will provide a detailed tutorial on how exactly to use our system. The fundamentals of laser tag are very similar to paintball or airsoft- minus the painful projectiles! We’ll demonstrate exactly how the laser tag phasers work, and be more than happy to answer whatever questions remain. Of course, whenever anyone needs help, staff will be there to assist in anyway possible.
No vest, no headband, no sweat!
The laser tag phasers we field are a self-contained unit, meaning neither vest or headband is needed to register a hit. Playing in the sun with our system means never having to get anyone else’s sweat in your face!
The sensor for dishing out and taking hits is located on the actual phaser itself, allowing for a smoother and more comfortable play experience.
What you'll see during the game
When the round begins, players will move into position, and a countdown will be shown letting players know when the game will start
During the game, this screen on your phaser will let you know everything you need to see how you are doing.
And the phaser will also let you know when and who tagged you. The video on the right will also show what happens when you are knocked out of a game.
Score reporting
Our system, courtesy of the advanced software platform we have, lets each player know how well they did in every game.
The example above is a featured team report where sixteen players played a team game, with 8 players on red versus 8 players on blue.
To tally the score, simply add up how many points each player scored, add them up, and you can easily tell which team won.
Let's focus in on user 6.
The total score is determined by the number of hits (that is, how many times you shot someone, with each hit being worth one point) PLUS the number of kills. Every hit is worth 1 point, every kill is worth 10 points. So 4 kills contributed 40 points, meaning this player had a total of 92 hits (40 kill points + 92 hit points = 132 total points)
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