2/5 Raiyan C. 8 months ago on Google
Not
the
best
VR
studio
I've
been
to.
Paid
£35
each
for
all
access
package
which
includes
a
drink,
3
VR
experiences
and
acess
to
the
games
lounge.
Upon
arriving
they
offer
you
a
drink
-
for
customers
who
don't
drink
alcohol
they
offer
a
cheap
50p
can
of
fizzy
drink
or
regualar
tea/coffee.
For
the
price
I
would
expect
a
mocktail
like
they
offer
at
Sandbox
VR.
You
have
to
pay
£6
extra
for
the
mocktail!
The
place
is
far
too
small
-
like
a
house.
The
racing
game
is
placed
right
beside
the
reception
/
bar.
Which
means
the
other
customers
watch
you
the
entire
time.
Not
a
comfortable
experience.
Speaking
of
the
racing
game,
one
of
the
two
driving
seats
were
broken
(as
seen
in
my
picture),
which
means
you
can't
play
the
game
with
your
partner,
just
solo.
Don't
feel
like
this
is
justified
with
the
price.
Also,
the
racing
game
is
extremely
nauseating.
Worst
VR
game
I've
played
hands
down.
The
explanation
for
the
zombie
shooting
game
was
very
sub
par.
Wasn't
a
coherent
explanation
of
the
rules
of
the
game.
Instructor
was
nice
but
seemed
like
inadequate
training
was
undertaken
to
be
completely
honest.
The
game
itself
was
enjoyable.
In
between
games,
you
have
the
option
of
going
downstairs
into
the
basement
to
play
console
games.
As
seen
in
my
picture
half
the
equipment
is
broken/
not
properly
maintained.
We
tried
playing
the
Wii
but
the
console
kept
bugging
out
and
there
was
no
sound.
Considering
there
were
3
members
of
staff
at
reception
just
chatting
away,
I
would
expect
them
to
spend
some
time
maintaining
the
equipment.
Also,
my
wife
and
I
couldn't
comfortably
sit
downstairs
and
play
the
Wii
for
long.
There
was
a
group
of
around
10
guys
who
were
very
rowdy
and
hung
around
for
a
very
long
time.
The
guy
at
the
reception
with
the
beard
(can't
remember
his
name)
kept
saying
he
would
tell
them
to
vacate,
as
they
had
gone
over
their
allocated
time.
But
after
an
hour
they
were
still
there,
so
we
decided
to
no
longer
stick
around.
I
think
the
chap
with
the
balaclava
on
his
face
was
were
very
friendly
and
professional.
He
explained
the
rules
of
the
last
game,
"the
place
with
no
name",
very
well.
He
was
very
professional
and
good
at
being
versatile
with
communicating
with
all
types
of
customers.
Overall,
the
price
of
£35
per
person
was
not
justified.
I
think
for
this
experience
I
wouldn't
pay
more
than
£15.
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