LaserMaze

LaserMaze consists of a number of laser beams (typically 12-24) that light in groups. Players have to negotiate the beams without breaking them.

The groups of beams can be programmed to change at variable periods, and the lasers in each group change so that players cannot ‘learn’ the system.

LaserMaze is a compact interactive game requiring a minimum of floor space. A play area of as little as 2m by 4m can be used, while optimum results are obtained with a maze in the order of 4m wide and 6m long.

LaserMaze can be used as a stand-alone game or as an integral part of a LaserVenture lasertag arena.

LaserMaze is simple to set up and is transportable. Other than aligning the laser beams, no setting up is required, the whole system being operated via daisy-chained RJ45 leads.

 

LaserMaze can be operated at varying skill levels, in automatic (continuous) mode, or in manual mode using the Labyrinth software provided.

 

Operators have the choice between two operating windows, the main Labyrinth window and FastTrack, requiring only that start and stop buttons be pressed (both screens are shown below).

 

Labyrinth controls not just the game but also the sound effects used during the game. Provision is supplied for slot machine game start/stop.