BASEX: how does it work in the game?

In arena laser tag, it’s not just the blasters and vests that matter. To prevent the match from turning into a simple exchange of shots, interactive points are needed on the playing ground. They set goals for the players, help teams develop tactics, and make the scenario more varied. One of such elements in CYBERTAG — BASEX.

BASEX — is an interactive gaming device for the arena. It helps to transform the maze into a unified game system. Teams don’t just move around the area; they interact with the object – they capture it, hold it, defend it – depending on the scenario.

The main goal of BASEX — is to add a clear game objective to the arena. The device can be used as an important point on the map around which the scenario is built. Players have to decide when to attack, who to leave in defense, and how to maintain the advantage.

What does BASEX bring to the arena

BASEX help solve several tasks at once:

1. adds interactivity to the gameplay;
2. makes the scenarios more tactical;
3. creates attraction points on the map;
4. helps distribute the player’s activity across the entire arena;
5. strengthens teamwork;
6. make the gameplay easier to understand thanks to the bright RGB indicator.

The RGB indicator shows the device’s operating modes and is clearly visible in a darkened area. This makes it easier for the players to navigate, and for the instructor - to explain the scenario rules before the match starts.

More tactics without reshaping the playing ground

BASEX can be replaced in the key area of the labyrinth: in the center of the map, near the base, at the crossroads, or in the disputed area between teams. This arrangement immediately changes the player’s behavior.

Teams begin not just looking for opponents but fighting for control over the object. Some participants attack, others provide cover, third ones hold their position. Even the familiar arena starts to play out differently.

For the club owner, this is a simple way to diversify the scenario without major renovation of the place. All you need is to choose the right installation site and set up the game rules.

Connection to the arena equipment

BASEX has a built-in radio channel. It ensures the device’s interaction with the game kits and helps integrate the arena elements into a single system. This is especially important for dynamic matches, where game events must be processed quickly and consistently.

BASEX is suitable for various formats: team battles, scenarios with capturing points, territory control missions, and other modes where players need a specific objective on the field.

Included in the ready-made sets of CYBERTAG

BASEX is already included in the ready-made solutions of CYBERTAG:

• Start — 2 devices;
• Optima Wireless — 2 devices;
• Smart — 3 devices;
• Pro — 3 devices;
• Elite — 4 devices.

Interactive scenarios are available right from the start of the project. Even the basic set allows you to add additional game tasks to the arena, and in advanced packages you can create more complex scenarios for larger playing grounds.

BASEX makes the game deeper and more dynamic. It adds objectives to the arena, around which team competition arises, helps to diversify the scenarios, and increases players’ interest in returning.