Zone Laser Tag (as the parent company P&C Micros) made a splash at AALARA tradeshow this year with the Australasian release of Bankisa. AALARA is Australia’s amusement industry conference and tradeshow, with manufacturers, industry figureheads and operators all in one place. Zone Laser Tag showed an extensive booth, with laser tag, accessories and Banksia.
The world’s most extensive list of games
Zone Laser Tag is the leader in laser tag games. Not only do we have a fantastic format editor in which operators can combine elements and modify parameters to generate their own games, but we also have the largest catalogue of unique laser tag game formats. Most players’ initial experience with laser tag is a standard team or solo game—and for many customers that’s more than enough fun. But ever-increasing catalogue of exciting Helios game formats is part of the reason players return to Zone sites again and again.
There are currently 54 unique game formats—and that number is increasing every few months. From chaotic fun to role playing games, Zone laser tag formats have something for everyone.
Zone’s immense laser tag experience is brought to the small attractions market with the much anticipated release of the Helix Shooting Gallery. Filling a Family Entertainment Centre niche, the Helix SG is a themed attraction, larger than an arcade machine, but fitting neatly into those hard-to-fill spaces in typical FECs. Fill unused space with a money generating attraction. Each pod comes complete with the Helix game system, two laser guns (phasers) and a coin mechanism (compatible with touch-card systems). Utilising Zone’s popular target technology, payers tag targets in a themed environment, score points and compete against each other. There are six exciting game modes, from team and solo classic to Virus mode, Sharpshooter and Territory.
Zone Outposts (Bases) are the bedrock of team based gameplay. Most Zone sites will sport at least two Outposts, so that opposing teams have a central point of attack and defence. Unlike the competition, however, Zone Outposts aren’t just basic target. Of all our arena devices, the Outpost is the most versatile, the most connected, and the most game-play supported. That’s why many arenas will have 6 or more!
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Zone Vest Racks have been the industry standard for years. With DMX or remote-controlled lighting, our Vest Racks are designed to WOW the players as they enter the kit up room. They’re simple to install and, with our vests, really make the room come alive. Unlike some of the other product on the market, Zone Vest Racks are structurally designed with polycarbonate plastics for extra strength—trusted for nearly a decade in hundreds of sites around the world.
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The Pickup Pad is an illuminated power pick-up platform. The Pickup Pad activates when a player steps onto the device. That player gets to choose from a list of special powers and gear. These can be added to a “backpack”, which the player can access and use throughout the game. The Pickup pad is intuitive—players just get it—and it quickly becomes a key strategic hotspot. This innovative device is like none other in the industry and brings laser tag play to a whole new level
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The Zone Gate is a multi-functional arena doorway that can be captured and turned against opponents. It’s lit with multicolour super-bright LED strips and incorporates speakers for that immersive interactivity that players crave. Integrating our popular target technology, the Zone Gate can be tagged by players and adds something special to the Zone game architecture.
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