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Orbital stations, distant planets and damaged starships are the settings of space escape rooms in Nottingham, where a crew must repair the equipment and return home before the oxygen runs out.
Science-fiction scenarios often rely on technology, light effects and unusual control panels, so the games appeal to fans of astronomy, films and futuristic stories. Choose a mission in Nottingham and take off with your team.
Enter an immersive, interstellar-themed shooter where you’ll fight to the death against robots, killer drones and gun turrets as you explore the narrow corridors, lifts and zero-gravity environment of the space station.
The connection with the secret research station “Asgard”, orbiting the Earth, was unexpectedly lost five hours ago. Later on the station moved to a fading orbit.
Your mission is to travel to an abandoned space craft called the ARK to recover a valuable specimen.
StewWow. Never in 35 years of gaming has anything blown my mind like this.
Great staff (Luke/Molly), visuals like you've never experienced before. This is next level gaming - i cant wait to see where the future of VR goes but as a start this is truly off the scale.
Being able to see my kids as an avatar in the virtual game beside me - we played the Singularity game, going down the vast lift shaft and walking up the curved wall & across a narrow bridge over a void - such game depth.
This is the future of gaming!
If you are a gamer you have to experience this!November 29, 2019
Nottingham
GeoffWOW. I cant get over how good our day at Zero Latency was. Playing as a group of 8 family and friends was just unbelievable! We played Singularity and 48 hours later I still don't know how I managed to walk over a narrow bridge that isn't there/pretend call it what you like but to me the potential to 'fall off' either side was just about as real as it gets. Great staff, great system and a great time. Just go and try it. Thank you Zero Latency for an unforgettable day. We WILL be back!
October 18, 2019
Nottingham
EdReally immersive experience, I had a great time - we played Singularity (two teenage kids and 2 adults). The time went far too quickly (after suiting up and the intro talk you get about 20 mins actually playing the game). I would love to go again. One improvement they could make would be to actually upload a video of your game/performance to YouTube or similar so you could watch it back as it becomes a bit of a blur when you're immersed in it. Appreciate this might be beyond current technology, but something for the future?
July 9, 2019
Nottingham