Show us the space
Send a photo or quick video of the cleared area, along with its dimensions, your location, guest ages, and estimated player count.
Hero Zone · mobile free roam VR
Your space.
A whole new world.
Turn your home, school, office, or event venue into a shared VR adventure. You provide a clear play area. We bring Meta Quest headsets and Hero Zone equipment, set it up, and guide the experience.
Meta Quest headsetsPlayers together in one worldHosted on site
Step into the game together
01Choose your space
02We set up the arena
03Play together
Simple from start to finish
How your VR event works
No trip to an arcade. We bring free roam VR to a space you already have, then handle the game experience while your guests enjoy the moment.
We bring the VR
Our team arrives with the headsets and supporting equipment, defines the play area, and gets the experience ready at your location.
Guests play together
Players move through the same virtual world. We introduce the game, help people get comfortable, and rotate groups when the guest list is larger.
Picture the setup
What could a play area look like?
You do not need a dedicated VR room. The key is a clear, level rectangle with furniture, stored items, and foot traffic outside the play area. Here are a few familiar spaces to picture.
AT HOME
Living room
Move the coffee table and loose items away so the open floor is one uninterrupted area.
AT HOME
Garage
Move the car out and keep tools, cords, and storage clear of the play zone.
GROUP VENUES
Community room
Stack tables and chairs outside the play area, leaving doorways and walkways open.
Illustrative examples, not measured spaces or photos of RVG events. We review your actual layout before confirming a setup.
A quick size guide
Measure the cleared floor, not the room.
Hero Zone lists 15 × 15 ft as a common four-player layout and 20 × 20 ft for a six-player layout. Share your measurements and a photo so we can check what fits your event.
15 × 15 ftFour-player layout guide
20 × 20 ftSix-player layout guide
See the action
More than putting on a headset.
Free roam means players can physically move around a real play area while exploring and interacting in a shared virtual world. It is a group experience built for birthdays, schools, camps, company events, and celebrations.
Explore togetherWork as a teamTake turns and cheer each other on
Hero Zone promotional footage. Game selection and equipment are confirmed for your event.
Pick your kind of adventure
A world for every group.
From a busy virtual kitchen to fantasy quests and team battles, Hero Zone has experiences with very different moods. Tell us your guests' ages and interests, and we will confirm suitable games for your event.
Cooperative cooking
Cook'd Up
Work together in a virtual kitchen to keep the orders moving.
Magic & discovery
Wizard Academy
Step into a whimsical world of spells and surprises.
Fantasy action
Arrowsong
Ready your bow and face a fantasy adventure together.
Competitive action
Quantum Arena
Choose a team and compete in a futuristic arena.
Heist adventure
Cops vs Robbers
Bring a little friendly rivalry into the virtual world.
Group adventure
Wayfinders
Explore another world with your group at your side.
These are examples from the Hero Zone game collection. Game availability, age fit, player count, and setup are confirmed when planning your event.
The experience, your way
Built for the group you bring.
Birthdays & celebrations
Give the guest of honor and friends a shared adventure they can talk about after the party.
Schools & camps
Plan a group activity with a defined play area and turns for participants.
Teams & events
Bring an interactive centerpiece to an office, conference, or employee celebration.
Good to know
Questions before you book?
Send us your date, location, room dimensions, and approximate guest count. We will confirm what fits and quote your event.
Is this the VR inside the game truck?
This is a separate free-roam event using Meta Quest headsets in a space you provide. The game truck uses PlayStation VR2, available with truck bookings of two hours or longer.
How much room do we need?
A clear 15 × 15 ft area is a useful starting point for a four-player Hero Zone layout; 20 × 20 ft is the published six-player layout. We check your exact room and equipment configuration before confirming a booking.
Could a living room or garage work?
Possibly. Clear a level area, move furniture or stored items away, and send us a photo with the usable floor dimensions. We will review the layout and access details before confirming a setup.
How many people can play?
Group size depends on the confirmed setup and selected game. If you have more guests than can play at once, we can discuss rotating groups when planning your event.
Can we choose the games?
Tell us the ages and interests of your group, including any games shown above that catch your eye. We will recommend suitable available experiences and confirm the lineup with you before booking.
How much does it cost?
Free roam VR is quoted for your event after we review the date, location, duration, space, and group size. Send the details below for a quote.
Ready to plan?
Bring the arena to your event.
Text or email a photo of your cleared space, its floor dimensions, your date and town, event type, guest ages, and approximate player count. We will review the setup and send a quote.