My girlfriend and I went here specifically for the Verse Immersive experience .
This is a pretty big one floor gaming complex, approximately a mile from the Liberty Center shopping center. It's located in a strip mall with a Dollar General store. It's mostly full of video games , but there is a go-cart race track in here, a small cafeteria, trampolines, I believe they have laser tag, and I saw a small bar area too. I DID NOT see fooseball, air hockey, or pool tables which most game complexes have. It looked like you need to purchase a card, and add credit to it to play any of the video games.
For the Verse Immersive experience, I ordered our tickets online. It's an augmented reality experience, where you choose your adventure and they load up the program and you put on augmented reality headsets. These are different than virtual reality headsets because the lens in the headsets project images but you can see through them. They are clear lenses. The space you walk through is kind of small. My girlfriend and I chose the "Star Walk" experience where you go through space and see the various planets and other astronomical phenomena. There's a little triangle shaped cursor thing projected where you can select answers to prompts by moving your headsets. I would say it's semi-intuitive based on your technology experience. The experience is actually a game where you're supposed to find the different planets. I found it kind of cool but the experience ends when everything is found. You're given a half hour for the experience and it really isn't synched with other players. I know I finished with about 7+ minutes remaining. My girlfriend was still going down to the end of 30 minutes. I think it would've been better if all players were synced together for the experience. My girlfriend seen things in the play area, for example to the back of the room, that I didn't see, and vice versa. I think it's a unique experience, but at about 30 dollars per half hour, a little expensive too. The tech is okay but I believe there is room for improvement too. This game complex is mostly staffed by younger kids, probably 14 - 16 years old is my estimate. The boy that took care of my girlfriend and I got the headsets ready, gave us the most basic instructions then walked away. I feel better explaining was necessary but he didn't seem inclined to provide it and seemed a little impatient. The game complex itself was very busy. Lots of noise, with many little kids running around, some dangerously close, almost running into adults and no supervision from what I could see in sight. I know that's not the venue's job to totally police that kind of behavior. The parents should be watching their kids. But I saw no supervision whatsoever. It is like parents just dropped off their kids, and some were very small, and left them run free. There's a lot of things to do here, and the facility seemed relatively clean, but I don't think I'd come again. read more