Zero Latency Gold Coast

We have just had the most amount of fun at #ZeroLatencyVR playing a VR Interactive game shooting the hell out of Zombies! Then we topped the visit of with a healthy dose of throwing axes 😂 Unlike other Attractions, they also emailed us our photos and a video of the experience for Free - was such a great bonus and momento that we've all had a giggle over! The team were all super happy and super friendly too - an all round great time! If anyone is on the Gold Coast and looking for a fun family activity, I would strongly encourage you to look into Zero Latency! SO MUCH FUN!!!!

I have been here twice now. The first time was on November 24th to kick off my bucks night. Six of us attended and played Outbreak for 30 minutes followed after a short break by Far Cry for 30 minutes. Check out the photos. I've been around a while and really thought I knew VR. The Zero Latency experience is more than next level, way more. From the moment you walk in the front doors you are greeted by friendly, helpful and knowledgable staff. They all know exactly what they are doing and all seem to be having a great time being there. It was refreshing to see. In the main foyer area they have a bar serving alcohol, soft drinks, coffee etc. They have snacks, they have a pool table, they have VR car racing, comfy lounges, the list goes on, the place is just awesome. We signed into the game, put our gamertags in and were led away from the foyer. We were able to store our phones and wallets in the provided lockers before going for a quick yet thorough briefing on each game. We were then shown the headsets, how to wear them safely and securely, as well as how to use the gun, change weapons etc. The briefing was thorough enough, just right in length and they answered all the questions you had before you got to ask them. They know what they are doing. We played Outbreak first and it was amazing. The total immersion via visuals and sound was such that it was a really scary place to be. If you have ever played Resident Evil, imagine actually being in that game and seeing it first person. The sound design is superb, the visuals were very crisp, I wear specs and they didn't fog up once. I could see everything very clearly. This was quite a terrifying experience throughout, I won't spoil it for you. It was a VERY intense 30 minutes, not for the faint hearted. This was one of the best experiences I have ever had. It beats all the rollercoasters, it beats paintball, nothing really compares to it. The headset is light and well balanced, more than a Playstation VR, easier to fit than a PS VR and more comfortable. I found the home units fog up with spec wearers like me, during Outbreak they didn't at all and it got hot, scared hot. Outbreak is an amazing experience and all 6 of us couldn't stop talking about it all night. We also played Far Cry after a short recovery rest after Outbreak. The cold towels at games end are such a great idea. You do get hot so it really helps. I really enjoyed Far Cry too. It's a very different story to Outbreak and follows the style and story of Far Cry 3 from the PC/Consoles. On its own it was very good. This is the second best experience at Zero Latency, in my opinion. If you can play both, you should. If you can play only one then Outbreak all the way. Once the games are completed, your individual and team scores are posted on the TV's in the foyer. You also receive emails with the scores, photos and we even had a video of us mixed with in game footage, all received within minutes of game completion. It is this type of efficiency throughout the night that made this such a great experience. I for one will be returning to play again. The whole thing from start to finish was 11 out of 10. Thank you Zero Latency for making my Bucks Night one to remember.

Was expecting a better experience. Staff are friendly but for someone new to VR I needed more guidance. The session went on without any break. Would have been better if there were 2 shorter sessions where players can get a break and recoup. Had technical issues on my headset at the beginning but the staff did not notice until I took off my headset and walked to the staff monitoring the session.