Nexus Arena is free-roam virtual reality: no cable, no joystick, no screen in front of you. You walk through the real room and through the virtual world at the same time — and so does your team, right next to you.
In a seated VR game you push a stick to move. In the arena you move — and your body is the controller.
Your own steps move your character. You crouch to take cover, you lean round a corner, you run.
Your teammates are in the same physical room and in the same virtual world. You point, you shout, you cover each other.
Wireless 4K headsets, no cable on the ceiling, no base station in your way. The whole room is the playing field.
The arena runs our action titles. The game master picks with you depending on how competitive the group is.
One arena, your team, and waves that keep getting harder. Everyone holds a position, nobody just watches.
Saloon, desert, duels. Controls explained in ten seconds — the game we hand to first-timers.
New York has fallen and the dead are walking. Shoot your way out of the rotten Big Apple.
Trainers on, nothing else needed.
Headset fitted, safety boundaries explained, weapons in hand. About 15 minutes.
The room is yours. You learn in the first minute how far you can go.
Several rounds, scores between them, and the chance to get your own back.
The ranking at the end decides who buys the drinks five minutes away.
The standard arena session: CHF 45 per person, 60 minutes, around 1h15 on site.
Larger groups rotate between the arena and the 17 escape-game stations. Ideal for team building.
Over 40 people or an event outside Biel: FlashVR sets up free-roam VR on site, up to 200 players.
4 to 6 in the arena. Bigger groups split up and rotate with the escape games, so nobody waits around.
The shooters are tense, not frightening. If you want actual horror, the escape games are where it lives.
No. You walk, you crouch, you turn round. An hour in the arena is roughly a brisk walk, and you can stop whenever you like.
Trainers or flat shoes, and clothes you can move in. Skirts and heels make free-roam awkward.
From 10 years old for the arena. The horror shooters are from 12 and only with a parent.
Yes, and it is the most popular format for groups: one hour of escape room, one hour of arena, with a break in between.
Yes — briefing, game master and in-game voices.
Rue de Morat 7a, 2502 Biel/Bienne, five minutes on foot from the station. See Getting here.
The arena is booked separately from the escape rooms — tell us the date and the number of players and we will confirm within one business day.