Zero Latency

Place look kinda cool, but the attitude of the girl with glass running the counter made me change my mind so we left. Visiting for work looking for something to do. So my kids googled arcades and this is the first thing that came up and it was right next to us. Walked in unsure, asked a question and she decided it was in her best interest to mock a soon to be paying customers question. So we left to just go to the put shack next door.

This is a great VR experience, especially if you can go in big group. We played the zombie and far cry ones back to back (30 min each; 1 hour total). We were exhausted after the first one, but since we already paid for some people who couldn't make it, we used that credit (they didn't offer a refund) for another session. They also gave a small discount for the 2nd round.After waiting in a small area at the front, you'll start off going through a "briefing" of the objective, putting on all the gear, and then spreading out in a big empty rectangular room. Zombie one was more intense and involved. Both modes split up our group into 2 smaller groups, so even though we were in the same room, in the game we were going separate ways, before eventually meeting up again.Oh and definitely expect to sweat. Dress accordingly and bring water (or you'll need to buy some there). Hard to justify $50/person for 30 min, but it was a great time.

Even big kids like to place games!I went with a group of 6 friends for a birthday party. It was awesome and provides a solid glimpse as to what's to come for tech in the near future! Strapped with a weapon, backpack, VR goggles, and a headset, you and your friends get to roam around in a large room that transforms into another world as soon as you pull the visor down. It'll even warn you when you're about to hit a "real" wall or another player - so don't freak out! We played the Far Cry version of the game. It was very well done. You don't have to know about far cry to enjoy it! It'll get a bit trippy - in the coolest way possible. Now, remember that this is a competition - so be sure and get the most headshots! COMPLAINTS: Only thing that I didn't enjoy was the timing - we signed up for the 5:30 game and we literally saw another crew being put into the game at 5:20. Maybe they use the first 30 minutes for explanation on what to do, how to play? So be prepared for that. It can also be a bit pricey for 30 minutes. Roughly $55 or so per game/person. Besides that, I'd probably do it again - a different game next time!

Staff was excellent. The game was intense. I only wish I would have been part of a team to really take advantage of the experience. I will definitely recommend a visit and plan on returning.

It's cool I played the singularity game and it was really fun.Cons$50 per person for only 30min of the same game. It doesn't change or alter or advance to a different strategy. Too expensive for a 30min gameplay session. At that rate you can easily purchase a used or even new oculus quest 2 and get games and even free and really good. Or even link it to your PC and play it. Is it going to be as good as what you played?! Well yes and No it's really all depends on the game and power of the PC you use. RUDE ASS STAFF takes her job too seriously Chicken head was rude and acted as if she's really some kind of god like character when explaining how to use the equipment. Equipment wasn't cleaned before I touched because when trying on the headset I told her that my image was all blurry on the top right side. I took the goggles off and the lens had finger prints so that tells me that it wasn't cleaned or inspected before. That just shows that they aren't hygienic as they claim to be.In the 30min I played i was very sweaty when moving and playing the game. I had sweat running down my face and into my eye during gameplay. The room was cool but with the windows being at the front and it was 98* degrees outside they should of had fans on to help keep the rooms colder. Plus it would help with having it even more immersive especially with space and outdoor levels. It's a cool spot but at $50 per head is crazy it's nice for the rich but not for the poor.

I will update after I play the game, I thought this was gone be a large venue like a Main Event type space but it is not. Small waiting area to wait to play and you can hear them giving instructions in the room next door.

Amazing experience! Highly recommend the zombie game, for avid gamers and newbies alike. Although it seems like a simple concept of virtual reality gaming, the experience itself is more immersive than you can imagine. There are points where it feels like your changing altitude even when you're just standing on a level floor, because of how well the tech is implemented. It's surreal. Can't wait to come back and try another game!

We had a blast and it made our guy's night truly epic. I highly recommend this experience.

Angel needs a raise. Was a super cool experience and worth the price. Wish they had memberships or discounts for repeat plays. But for sure worth doing once.

10/10 Experience @ Zero Latency with our guide Angel. He was very helpful in helping us get set up as well as with recommendations with what game to play. The VR itself was beyond our expectations and well worth it. If you're thinking about trying a VR location id recommend this location. Angel should be employee of the year; I will definitely be coming back again.