BATTLE FOR GALAXIES

Played in an indoor arena, players will attempt to score points by tagging targets and opponents with a Phaser gun. Infrared-sensitive signaling devices will be worn by each player to register hits. Be careful and don’t get caught in that “crosshair”, for every registered hit either stuns or eliminates the player.
There will be obstacles, so take cover! As the lights go down, the battle intensifies, so play it smart, work it tactically, and with teamwork you shall ensure total victory! Here are some of the possible gameplay scenarios that will be assigned by our Laser Battlefield facilitators on the actual day.

SOLO FREE-FOR-ALL

Compete against each other in a solo free for all match. Tag as many players and targets as possible. The player with the highest point score at the conclusion of the game is declared the winner.
(Include 1x Mission Package)

ELIMINATION FREE-FOR-ALL

This is a solo game where players have limited health. When a player runs out of health, their game ends. Last player standing wins!

COLOUR RANKED 
FREE-FOR-ALL

A Free-For-All game, where the players’ vest colours represent their current rank in the game. The ranks & colours follow the rainbow, with red being the top tier of players, and purple being the lowest tier of players.

MIDNIGHT MADNESS
FREE-FOR-ALL

Midnight Madness is a Free-For-All game where all players have no pack lights. The entire duration of the game is played with stealth mode – although you will still light up temporarily when tagged.

MIDNIGHT MADNESS TEAM

Midnight Madness Teams is a game of stealth and cunning, It is based on the Team game but with a twist, all pack lights are turned off. This is a great team building game, as players will have to work harder to identify who is friendly and who is a foe.

STANDARD TEAM

Each player must tag the opposing players as many times as they can. Communication & Teamwork is key. Other arena devices such as bases/targets might help or hinder your team’s quest for victory.

HUMAN FLAG

Human Flags is based on Base Flags, except that only one player can tag their base to score their team a point. A player from each team must tag their own base in order to become the “flag”. Once they are the flag, they need to go to their opponents’ base in order to drop the flag off and score a point.