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Battle Box Accessory Game Prop

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"This afternoon I was in Cleveland to run a laser tag game in a huge basement garage! It was the first public trial for Mystery Boxes. It was an absolute blast! I’ve been using two Mystery boxes, and all 15 players were really happy to upgrade their guns to, say, monstrous machine guns with 200 bullets… Awesome feature, absolute MUST-HAVE for laser tag business." - Alex, Gold Coast

The Battle Box

The Battle Box is a must-have accessory. It is a multi-purpose game prop That enables you to reduce your staffing overhead.

The Battle Box doesn't just respawn; it acts as a prop in a myriad of games. It has red, blue, or purple LEDs.

There are three ways to interact with the Battle Box:
  • Get in close (proximity)
  • Shoot it, or 
  • Press a button. 
 The software within will do the work for you. Battle Boxes help make your games run smoothly and efficiently.
 
Battle Boxes can be set to undertake many actions. These settings support a broad range of missions and gaming options. Depending on which game you are running will determine how many battle boxes you will need.
 

Laser Tag Mechanics

One of the most common functions of a Battle Box is to be set as a Medic. The Medic setting will have the Battle Box respawn players. Gamers must stand near the box, and the system automatically returns all their health points. This frees up your hands and keeps the gameplay running smoothly. 
 
Depending on the game, Battle Boxes can also act like targets. In these cases, players shoot the Battle Box to achieve an objective or receive an upgrade. 
 
In a special scenario mission, a Battle Box can also simulate a bomb. This uses infrared and radio. You can set the radio strength, how much damage is inflicted, and the sound effects made. These can all be configured via the Master Controller.
 
As you can see, there are loads of different things the battle box can be configured to do!
 
File Title File Description Type Section
Toptech_NI-MH_MSDS_2019.pdf NimH Battery Data Sheet MATERIAL SAFETY DATA SHEET for the NiMH battlerry Battery Info Document
Data_Sheet_BattleBox.pdf Battle Box Data Sheet Battle Box Data Sheet Data Sheet Document

How Many Battle Boxes Do You Need?

To put it simply, the most common number of Battle Boxes for each theme is:
Laser Tag: 5 Battle Boxes
Live-Action Gaming: 7 Battle Boxes

Radio Repeater
We recommend having a dedicated Radio Repeater. This can be a Battle Box with a whip antenna, or a smaller Target Box set the same.

Spare Box
While any device can act as a spare battle box, replacing a box with another is ideal if one of the boxes goes flat.

From there, you have the Battle Boxes used in gameplay.

LASER TAG
With 5 Battle Boxes total, you will have 3 Battle Boxes to use in gameplay.

You can run "Team Elimination" and "Blitz" with 2 Battle Boxes.
And "Capture & Hold" and "Bullseye" with 3 Battle Boxes.

"Electronic Capture the Flag" uses 4 Battle Boxes, so you will need an additional box for a total of 6 Battle Boxes.

If you would like to run large groups of 40+, we highly recommend a game called "3-Point Capture & Hold" to spread the players out across the playing area. In this case, you will want a total of 7 Battle Boxes.



LIVE-ACTION GAMING
A key feature in Live-Action Gaming is the Supply Crates. For this reason, running this theme requires more Boxes on average. 
With 7 Battle Boxes total, you will have 5 Battle Boxes to use in gameplay.

For more details on configuration, click the mission to see the example map.

You run "Battle Royale" with only 1 Battle Box and 3 - 4 additional boxes as supply crates.

You can run "Team Death Match" with 2 Battle Boxes and 2 - 3 additional boxes as Supply Crates.

You can run "Heist," "Hotspots," and "Domination" with three battle boxes and an additional two boxes as supply crates.

You can run "Capture the Flag" and  "Rush" with 4 Battle Boxes with an additional box as a Supply Crate.
 

Funner & Less Stress

After going to Reno Nevada I realized I needed the Battle Boxes, makes the game much funner and is less stress on the staff. It's amazing and funny how people in the freeway tell me to slow down to get the [booking] number, and every where I go people stop me to ask for business cards. Very much excited.
Kevin, Santa Barbara, USA

 



 

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