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Introducing brand new "Blaze Tag". This is live-action gaming with interactive targets.
Gamers can use either a Laser Tagger or a Beacon. (Beacons are coming soon.)
With a Laser Tag Gun, gamers need to “shoot” a target to earn points.
With a Beacon, gamers just need to get close to a target. Around a meter or a couple of feet close to a target. With beacons, players won’t need to aim for anything as the hits are registered via digital radio.
Impress your guests with a variety of fun games with interactive targets. Whether it's for a couple of players or dozens of participants, Blaze Tag brings target games into the 21st century! It's the joy of carnival games is made into a high-tech, active gaming system perfect for modern kiddos.
Targets can be set to suit each game mode. They have a sensor where the players need to tag and light up either red, blue, or purple.
When using the Blaze Tag theme, no one tags another player and no one gets tagged out.
The Battlefield Sports system is portable. It doesn't require a large central computer to be set up, no complicated installation, nor access to electricity and the internet.
It can be played Indoor or Outdoor.
This means, that whether you have a mobile operation, or simply want to rework your current location, this is easy to do.
Play Blaze Tag outdoors in the forest
Recommend Excerise: Gauntlet
Or play Blaze Tag under a gazebo at a school camp
Recommended Excerise: Flash
Or play Blaze Tag play indoors at a sports centre
Recommended Excerise: Quickfire
Battle Boxes act as the Targets for Blaze Tag. They can be set in a variety of ways to facilitate the fun.
Recommended Options
Setting up different games is quick and efficient. Battle Boxes are typically set up with the Recommended Options menu. When the user switches on the Battle Box, it will display a simple menu with all the presets. For example: Flash Target used in the Flash game above.
The user finds the setting they need, then presses select. The Battle Box launches, ready to run the game, in a couple of seconds. Easy!
Furthermore, if the game never changes, the Battle Box can be set to the exact requirement and "locked". This means the moment it's switched on, it loads the chosen setting without needing to press any buttons or go through any menus. Since it's "locked" it would need to be "unlocked" via a Full Controller to change the setting.
Set & forget!
Blaze Tag has a variety of easy-to-run games for a diverse range of groups. From target games for 2 or 3 players to large games with 100 people.
LIST OF BLAZE TAG EXERCISES
Every player wants to be a hero.
At the end of the game, the staff member will have the option of announcing the winning team to all players at the same time. When the game ends, the Controller will retrieve the relevant scores from the Battle Boxes. In the game "Flash" this will be all the targets on the field.
The Controller will ask if it should announce the winner, if yes, all the taggers on the field will say "Red Team is Victorious" or "Blue Team is Victorious". That way everyone knows who won at the same time.
For the Sharpshooter game, the Controller finds the player with the most points and plays the message on their tagger, "You are Victorious!"
When the game is over, keep the players talking and engaging with the activity through the scoreboard.
The Scoreboard gives real-time updates throughout the game on the scores, letting any spectators know how well which team (or player) is doing.
When the game is over, players can come back and find the names of their taggers.
The Scoreboard automatically assigns the tagger's "alias" if it doesn't already have one (no configuration necessary).
The most helpful player for each team will have their alias appear on the screen.
This is usually the player who scored the most points.
This is an optional extra for your operation.
SATR GO
Targets are arrayed across a wall. Any number of players then stand in a line. The first one to tag the box gets the points!
Work individually or as a team.
The target can flash one of three colors at random. The color determines the difficulty. The more difficult, the more points the player gets for tagging it!
Race to victory!!
As a team, players must get up to every target in the gauntlet and tag that box. Only once every player on the team has tagged every box can they come to the finish line.
The first team to cross the line with 100% captures, wins!
In a room surrounded by target boxes, players must try to tag the boxes as they light up.
Play as one team or compete against each other as Red vs Blue.
Every minute, the game levels up, getting harder each time!
Flash is a fun, energetic game perfect for groups of all sizes!
Your group should be split up into two or three teams. The teams are color-coded: red, blue, and purple. To set up the game, you'll need several Battle Boxes. On the menu, pick "Flash Target", then spread the boxes.
If you're in a forest location, we recommend putting these under flags so they are easy to fight. The targets will light up as either red, blue, or purple for 1 second. This is called a "flash".
When the target is red, the red team should try to tag it. When it's blue, the blue team tags it. Players can only score 1 point each per flash. But they can call over their teammates and encourage them to tag the target too.
Once the player has tagged a box they will need to find a different box to tag. This encourages movement!
Working together means scoring more points. Hooray for teamwork!
THE FLASH EXERCISE.
Flash is a fun, energetic game perfect for groups of all sizes!
Your group should be split up into two or three teams. The teams are color-coded: red, blue, and purple. To set up the game, you'll need several Battle Boxes. On the menu, pick "Flash Target", then spread the boxes.
If you're in a forest location, we recommend putting these under flags so they are easy to fight. The targets will light up as either red, blue, or purple for 1 second. This is called a "flash".
When the target is red, the red team should try to tag it. When it's blue, the blue team tags it. Players can only score 1 point each per flash. But they can call over their teammates and encourage them to tag the target too.
Once the player has tagged a box they will need to find a different box to tag. This encourages movement!
Working together means scoring more points. Hooray for teamwork!
We highly recommend the Cobra Striker model for Blaze Tag. It has a large scope which helps kids and adults alike to aim at the targets.
The Cobra Striker adds a red-dot scope and a larger battery.
You can expect approx. 8 hours of charge from this model.
The scope is roughly the size of a quarter (or $1 coin or £2 coin). It's super easy to use. All the player needs to do is point the red dot at the target.
This tagger is perfect for the slightly older market. If you expect participants between the ages of 8 - 10, this tagger is perfect. At this age, they value the payoff of a larger scope, even if it means a slightly heavier tagger.
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