Getting started

We help you get it right the first time

Software is only part of a good venue. We share what we've learned running sessions ourselves, in halls, offices, schools and at events, so you operate under the best circumstances and keep technical trouble to a minimum.

Hardware advice

Quest or Pico? Consumer or enterprise? We give you the honest pros and cons on comfort, hygiene, battery, kiosk options and price, and what you need besides headsets: the PC, chargers, straps, spares.

Designing your space

How much floor you need per player count, lighting and surfaces that keep tracking stable, where to put the screens, the briefing spot and the spectator area, and which maps fit your room.

Network & set-up

A clear recipe for the Wi-Fi and the hall PC, step-by-step headset preparation, and an installer that sets up the game integration and the OBS scenes for you.

Knowledge base

Operating guides, session formats that work, briefing scripts, troubleshooting. Written for operators, not engineers. And we're a message away when you need a person.

  1. 1

    We listen

    Tell us about your venue or your plan. We first check whether there's a real match.

  2. 2

    Demo

    See XRcade run a full session, live or remote, and ask everything.

  3. 3

    Try

    Try it in your own space with your own headsets, with our help.

  4. 4

    Launch

    We agree on something that works for everyone and get you open.

A Meta Quest headset on a table in a VR arena, its front plate and label carrying the XRcade logo, with players on the lit arena floor behind it
A venue headset with its own branding. The software underneath stays out of sight.

Your brand, centre stage

It is your venue. It should look like it.

Guests do not come for software. They come for your place, your people and your show. XRcade is built to disappear behind your brand: your name and logo on every screen, your colours in every lobby and scoreboard, your own briefing decks, and public sign-up pages on your own subdomain. Even the headsets can carry your mark.

Everything carries your identity

  • Logo, name, tagline and accent colour across all screens and the stream
  • Futuristic, Retro or Office theme, chosen per screen
  • Your own decks for briefing, safety and the foyer loop
  • Your own OBS scenes and venue cameras alongside ours
  • Branded public sign-up pages in the cloud

Games

A few great games beat a big library

We don't chase a long catalogue. We pick high-quality, broad-audience experiences and integrate them deeply, working closely with the game developers, so a first-timer and a returning squad both have a great hour.

Two titles today, both integrated deeply and both running on Meta Quest and Pico. More will follow, each held to the same bar.

Spatial Ops key art

Spatial Ops

by Resolution Games

A fast mixed-reality team shooter that turns your own floor into the arena.

  • Maps built for your actual space
  • Team modes, co-op survival against bots, free-for-all
  • Up to 10 players and spectators per match
In the catalogue
Game Night cover art: two players wearing mixed-reality headsets in a living room, surrounded by colourful plush creatures

Game Night

by Fantail Games

A mixed-reality party game: a collection of hand-tracked minigames that land in the room your guests are standing in.

  • Hand tracked, so there is nothing to hand out
  • Solo or together over your own network
  • Gentle enough for first-timers and mixed-age groups
In the catalogue

Spatial Ops is a game by Resolution Games. Game Night is a game by Fantail Games. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.

Get in touch

Starting an LBE adventure? Or ready for something different?

Whether you're planning your first arena or already run a venue and want to offer something new: reach out. No sales script: we listen first, then work out something that fits.

Email us
  • Live or remote demo
  • Trial licences available
  • New and existing venues welcome