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Everyone for themselves. Get tagged, count to ten out loud, jump back in. First to ten tags wins the round.
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LIVING ROOM · 8:01 PMThe feeling
That moment at a laser tag arena — heart pounding, crouched behind a wall, waiting for someone to peek out — doesn’t need a venue. Every player gets their own blaster and a wearable sensor, so a tag is a tag: no arguing about who got who.
Dim the lights, use the sofa as cover and the hallway as a sniper lane. Once the set is charged, your living room is the best arena in town — and it’s open every night of the week.
TV: OFFThe night
Getting kids off screens usually means a fight. Handing them a blaster doesn’t. Laser tag is the rare kind of fun that pulls everyone off the sofa — sprinting, ducking, plotting ambushes and laughing so hard they forget a screen exists.
And it isn’t just for the kids. It’s simple enough for younger players to pick up in one round and competitive enough that parents end up playing “just one more”. Parents vs. kids. Big sister vs. everyone. The quiet one turns out to be a sniper.
The parent bit
Foam darts end up under the sofa, behind the radiator and in the dog’s bed. This set doesn’t fire anything: the blasters send an invisible infrared signal that the sensors register, so there’s nothing flying at lamps, picture frames or faces.
When the game’s over there’s no clean-up. Switch everything off and put it on charge — the set is rechargeable, so you’re never hunting for batteries before the rematch.
Try it
7:58 PM · JUST A LIVING ROOM
A sofa. A lamp. A TV nobody is really watching. Everyone is on their own screen and the evening is drifting by.
8:00 PM · ARENA
The sofa is cover. The hallway is a sniper lane. Someone giggles behind the armchair and gives themselves away. Same room — you just switched off the lights and handed out the blasters.
Arena map
You don’t need a big house — you need a little cover and a little darkness. Tap a zone to see how to play it.
Zone 1
The classic. Keep the sofa as your bunker, build a cushion wall on the other side and switch off the big light. Cover on both sides makes it perfect for team battles.
Zone 2
A long, narrow sightline makes the hallway the place for one-on-one duels. Start at opposite ends, count down from three and find out who is quicker on the trigger.
Zone 3
Make the kids’ room the base. One team defends the doorway, the other has to sneak in and tag the defender before the timer runs out.
Zone 4
Few windows, little light — the ultimate lights-out bunker. Stack a few boxes for cover and play last one standing with the whole group.
Zone 5
More space means more running, flanking and hiding behind the shed. Like most infrared toys it’s easiest out of bright, direct sun — so dusk is game time.
Tonight’s playlist
House rules we love. Agree on the rules, dim the lights, hit start.
Everyone for themselves. Get tagged, count to ten out loud, jump back in. First to ten tags wins the round.
Team Lime vs. Team Red from opposite sides of the room. Tagged players wait in the “jail” corner until a teammate high-fives them free.
One tag and you’re out. Lights off, nobody talks. The last player standing wins — and picks the next game.
Each team secretly picks a VIP. Tag the other team’s VIP to win the round; guard yours with everything you have.
The grown-ups defend the sofa, the kids attack from the hallway. Parents get one life, kids get three. Expect the kids to win.
Lights off, everyone hides, one hunter goes looking. Every player who gets tagged joins the hunt until nobody is left.
These are house-rule game ideas to play with the set — not built-in electronic modes.
Setup
Simple enough that the kids will have it running before you’ve found the snacks.
The set is rechargeable. Give everything a full charge before your first game and top it up between game nights.
Every player takes a blaster, puts on their sensor and switches both on. The sensor is what registers a tag.
Pick a game from the playlist, move anything fragile, dim the lights and count down from three.
Head to head
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Compares typical formats, not specific brands.
Post-game reports
We got this for our son’s birthday and it took over the whole party. Everyone ended up in the basement with the lights off and nobody asked for a tablet once. Two weeks later they’re still planning “tournaments” every weekend.
Bought it for the kids, ended up playing every round myself. Hiding behind the armchair while my daughter crept down the hallway was honestly the most fun I’ve had all month. She still won.
Rainy weekends used to mean endless screen time. Now the first question at breakfast is whether we can play laser tag. We play a few rounds after school and put it on charge in the evening.
My daughter had friends sleeping over and they played hide-and-hunt in the dark until I made them go to bed. The sensors meant zero arguments about who tagged who, which is a small miracle with that group.
We took it outside on a summer evening and the kids used the hedge and the shed as cover. Once the sun started to set it got even better. It’s now our go-to when the cousins visit.
We had a box of foam blasters and I spent more time finding darts than they spent playing. With this there is literally nothing to pick up afterwards. Switch off, back on the shelf, done.
Our youngest picked it up straight away and our teenager still takes it seriously, which never happens with the same toy. Setup was just charging and switching on.
Gave it to my nephew for his birthday and the adults joined in after the cake. Everyone left asking where we got it.
FAQ
Each player gets a matching pair: a blaster to tag with and a wearable sensor that registers when they’ve been tagged. The exact contents of the set are listed in the product description at the top of this page.
Yes — that’s what it’s made for. The blasters use an invisible infrared signal instead of projectiles, so nothing flies across the room. As with any active game, clear some space, move anything fragile and agree on house rules (no running on the stairs!) before you start.
Absolutely. It plays indoors and outdoors — gardens and patios are great for bigger games. Like most infrared toys, very bright direct sunlight can make tagging harder, so evenings, dusk and shady spots are ideal.
It’s made for kids, teens and adults to play together: simple enough to learn in one round, competitive enough that the grown-ups get hooked. Younger children should always play with an adult around.
A full charge gives you plenty of playtime for multiple rounds. We recommend charging fully before your first game and topping up between game nights.
No. The set is rechargeable, so there’s no hunting for batteries before the rematch.
It’s one of those gifts that turns into the main event — birthdays, holidays, sleepovers. Expect the adults to ask for a turn.
You’re covered by our 30-day money-back guarantee. Contact us within 30 days of delivery and we’ll help you with a return or exchange.
The delivery time consists of two periods:
1) Processing time- 1-3 business days
2) Delivery time- 4-7 business days
Once your order has been shipped, you will receive an email with a tracking link.
PRESS START
Charge it this afternoon. Switch off the lights after dinner. Find out who’s really the best player in your house.
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