“Alpahtag Arena” — set designed for your club

When selecting equipment for the arena, it is important to take into account the size of the groups, game programs, and daily equipment preparation. For these tasks, the “Alphatag Arena” line includes five ready‑made sets: START, OPTIMA, SMART, PRO, and ELITE.

The sets are designed for 12–36 players. They include blasters and vests, scenario devices, control tools, and power and charging equipment.

Wireless equipment for arena games

The core of each set is the “PULSAR” blaster and the “Defender” vest. They interact via a wireless connection: there is no connecting cable between the devices. Players find it more convenient to move around the maze and change the position of the blaster.

“PULSAR” is equipped with a color IPS display that shows game information. The backlight indicates the team and accompanies game events. Soft bumpers are located at the front and back of the body, and the second‑hand sensor blocks shooting if it is held incorrectly. The reload key is located at the bottom of the handle.

The “Defender” vest detects hits via sensors located on the front, back, and straps. The light indication and vibration feedback help the player understand what is happening in combat. The fasteners allow you to adjust the fit, and the removable Airmesh hygienic lining is breathable and makes it easy to clean the inside of the vest.

The blaster and the vest are designed in a unified futuristic style. The equipment’s lighting helps maintain the atmosphere of the arena and makes game events more noticeable to the participants.

Five configuration options:

1. START - Arena launch kit
2. OPTIMA - A balanced set for business
3. SMART - For playing ground with high traffic
4. PRO - For professional arenas and tournaments
5. ELITE - The flagship set for large arenas

The detailed composition of the sets and their prices are available on the“Alphatag Arena” web page.

The scenario devices are already in the kit

“Digital flag” allows you to add capture points and activate game zones. The team gets a specific object to fight for — this helps distribute roles and coordinate joint actions.

“Basic First Aid Kit” adds mechanics for restoring health and replenishing ammunition. The placement of such devices affects route selection: players have to take into account where resources can be restored and how to get to that area.

The PRO and ELITE editions additionally include one “Perimeter” nuclear briefcase. It can be used to conduct games involving mining and demining. Teams will have to complete the task within the given time, organize the protection of an object, or hinder their opponents.

The “Alphatag Arena” platform supports more than 20 game scenarios. This allows you to create various programs for first‑time laser tag experiences, team events, and regular guests.

Equipment operation and charging

The PRO v.2 smart remote helps you assign commands, change equipment settings, and control the gameplay. The router ensures network communication between devices and enables work with online statistics.

To charge the equipment, the kits include USB Type‑C stations and “Spider” chargers. Their number depends on the selected configuration.

When organizing the technical area, pre‑arrange spaces for placing devices, connecting charging equipment, and storing prepared kits. It should be convenient for employees to count the equipment, inspect it, and prepare it for games.

How to choose a set for your arena

Start with the size of the groups you plan to welcome on a regular basis. Consider the format of the events: family games, birthdays, school visits, corporate events, or tournaments. Then match the number of participants with the layout and capacity of the play area.

If part of the equipment needs to remain in technical reserve, account for this separately: the gift blasters are already included in the total capacity of the sets.

Also, think through the scenario program. Assess what tasks the guests need from the first day of operation and what additional devices you want to use in the future.

To select the appropriate configuration, please inform LASERWAR managers about the area and layout of the space, the expected group size, and the club’s format. The specialists will help you choose a set and agree on the equipment that suits your project.