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Kisha C.

Did a walk-in and able to pay and play immediately with no wait. The young woman we interacted with was very friendly and helpful! We played two VR games for a total of $152. Each game was :30 mins long. Overall a wonderful experience. We will be returning with our boys so they can experience it as well!

Joseph T.

Had an absolute amazing time here! I was in Austin for a bachelor party and we all wanted to try this. We hung out for a bit before deciding to start playing VR. The owner greeted us when we walked in and explained how each of his games work. He was very knowledgable and nice, answering any questions we had. Our group of 8 played "Outbreak" and it was so much fun. I hadn't played much VR before so I was blown away with the clarity of goggles and overall emersion I experienced. I truly felt like I was "IN" a video game, we all even had headsets with microphones to communicate while running around. This will ruin all other VR games you have or will play, it's that good! I highly recommend giving it a try.

Jake H.

Zero Latency VR, the Austin location (also one in San Antonio) has only 5-star reviews for a reason- it's awesome!! Garrett, the owner, is a friendly guy who made sure we had everything we needed for a great time. We played Outbreak, as it is the most popular. Shooting zombies was a lot of fun. There are 6 games to choose between. I want to try them all! It's a big open VR room and everything is clean. Axe throwing in the same space. Thanks for a great time!!

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SO FUN!! The guy was helpful and fun to hang with. The also got ace throwing and boxy ice cream

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