About Lasergame 

Our SupAirs are inflatable, mobile obstacles. They come in civilian shapes and colours, as well as military designs, such as tanks, barrels and wall remnants. They can be used to rapidly set up Lasergame playing fields in locations that would otherwise be unsuitable, due to a lack of cover, for example – such as trade fair halls, parks or conference rooms. Our wide variety of SupAirs makes it possible.

Lasergame Germany has developed and constructed its own distinctive products for professional use in clubs or Lasergame arenas, at trade fairs and events, as well as for use as part of team-building exercises. Official permits are usually not required thanks to the special design and countless sound files, which further ensure the equipment isn’t mistaken for real weaponry. Moreover, players don’t require any protective gear and there’s no age limitation with our equipment.
The aluminium housing is powder-coated and weather-resistant: the equipment easily stands up to rain, heat and cold. The sensor headband is waterproof and remains functional even under water.
Our own proprietary software developed in-house makes the system tremendously flexible.

Before the game begins, the names of the players are entered into the PC software, along with their gun IDs. This makes it possible to produce an individual evaluation for every player at any time.
Next, a game mode is selected and the parameters saved in the PC software. At this point, the players also configure their characters (sniper, trooper, supply, etc.) and select special powers (armour, healing, etc.). After this, the game can begin. The game setup is downloaded to the guns via Bluetooth and the “run and hide” phase begins. The players use this time before the game actually begins to take up their starting positions.
Once the “run and hide” phase is over, all of the players’ equipment automatically activates and they’re off!

From then on, all players can use the abilities associated with their selected character class in order to achieve the game objective, which was initially decided on. When a player’s life force points reach zero, the Respawn period begins – a penalty time during which the player cannot actively engage in the game play. Once this period has ended, the player can participate again as before.
When the pre-determined game time is over, the guns switch to “game over” mode; all players meet at the starting point and receive their evaluations. The PC software uses the entire data pool to compile statistics for each individual player, including total number of shots, number of hits, bonus goals achieved and hit rate. In addition, information is provided about which players hit which other players, and how often. The statistics are also made available to the players as a PDF file.

Bomb Defusing

One team hides the activated Code Timer and must prevent the other team from defusing it. A classic game, well-known from Counter Strike!

Traitor

This is a normal two-team Deathmatch with one difference: before the game begins, one member from each team is secretly and randomly selected to act as the traitor. During the whole game, this player plays against their actual team and must try to remain undiscovered for as long as possible. They always make their moves behind the back of their “teammates”. To make this mode possible, the hit detection feature is deactivated before the game; this usually displays the identity of the last player to score a hit against a player.

Capture The Flag

Another two-team mode. The objective is for one team to capture the opponents’ flag and carry it to their own starting base.

Sniper

The name says is all: each player has 2 HP and 1 shot in their magazine. An extremely exciting and nerve-wracking mode!

King Of The Hill

The objective of this mode is to occupy specific positions on the playing field for as long as possible. For this purpose, clocks are distributed throughout the playing field. If a player reaches the clock, they must activate it for their team and attempt to prevent the opponents from reaching it. The team that is able to hold the clock for the longest time overall, wins.

GPS Mission

Players use our “tacDroid” smartphone app to orient themselves on very large playing fields of more than 100 ha. Mission objectives are determined in advance or communicated live using tacDroid. Depending on the objective, the teams meet at certain positions or a certain position must be held at a certain pre-determined time. The game usually lasts for several hours.