Laser Game (or laser tag) is a revolutionary, adrenaline-pumping, team-based shooting entertainment to simulate military combat like a live video game where players star in their real live action video game. Players use a light weapon that emits infrared to shoot at other players and designated targets to achieve an objective, such as eliminating opposing players, taking over the opponent's base or other objectives, and scoring more points than other players. For more information, please see our guideline "What is Laser Game?"

The absolute safety of the Laser Game makes it popular in every age group. In addition to the youth target, the game, especially the indoor one, does not require particular physical skills, and is also suitable for children and adults. All game modes and scenarios can be played by any age and skill level.

In the Laser Game there are not many rules, except those dictated for the safety of the players:
- violence, physical contact of any kind, running, jumping, lying on the ground and climbing are prohibited
- it is forbidden to use any weapons and objects not designed for the game
- it is not allowed to hit other players with equipment or physically damage them.

Although it is called Laser Game, the weapon does not use a real laser to strike, but emits infrared rays similar to the TV remote control. The game is absolutely safe and this makes it popular in every age group. In Laser Game all players are obliged to play safely and avoid any action that harms other players and the owner of the arena is obliged to take all safety measures at the venue. Despite this, the equipment is designed to protect players from any harm or injury.

Indoor Laser Game is generally a very safe game to play. The equipment used in the Laser Game (phaser and armor) does not cause any pain or physical harm. However, there is the possibility of accidentally tripping, slipping, falling, or colliding with other players or structures in the arena during gameplay, just like any other physical activity. For this reason, running, jumping, rolling and climbing are absolutely prohibited in the arena.

Yes, with the XRAID Turret, there is an opportunity for wheelchair users and people with limited mobility or physical abilities to play the Laser Game and get the equality they deserve. XRAID turrets are specific laser guns that can be installed in the arena, and the player can control and shoot other players across a station using a joystick.

Depending on the equipment and its technology, the Laser Game (or Laser tag) can be played indoors (the playing area is in a building) or outdoors. Indoor laser game is more popular since weather condition is not a barrier to attraction or cause of inconvenience for players. Furthermore, the components of the arena, the special effects (artificial fog, lights, laser animations, sounds of guns and explosions), the music and the scenography of the arena have made the indoor Laser Game preferred by most owners more captivating and of the players. Both indoor and outdoor laser games use the same infrared data transmission technology with different powers to shoot targets at different distances but are quite different in terms of application and technical capabilities. Please download and review our guideline "What is Laser Game?"

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