iSimu VR

I held my son's birthday party here and let's say the kids said, "it was EPIC". From start to finish Ness was wonderful for my reservation. She was patient with the many changes and accommodations of my reservation.

The venue provides cutlery, table and cos if needed but we brought our own. They have a chalkboard wall which allows for decoration which is great for banners and signs.

The party, each kid had there own spot to play. The headsets have microphones which allows them to talk with another. They battled each other with the VR games and they had a blast. It was so warming to hear the laughs, giggles and competitive talk amongst the kids.

I would definitely recommend this venue for kids 10 and up as 10 is the minimum age requirement.

Review By @SoldByMarvin on Instagram/TikTok/FB
This was our first time visiting a virtual reality entertainment spot. Our daughter has been wanting to check this place out as far as doing virtual reality so we had to oblige. We scheduled our time slot online and it was very seamless as soon as we walked in. They had several VR booths available and we were able to all play together as a family.

The staff was super helpful and helping us understand how to use it as noobs and we want to give a big shout out to Jacob and Ness for making the experience wonderful.

We are already planning to come back to try some of the other games because they had a bunch of games available within the virtual reality system. The price was also very affordable so bring the whole family.

Staff was helpful with giving instructions. Plenty of parking and VR pods available. Equipment was pretty good but some of the games gave me really bad virago.

This place is awesome !
Fun, engaging, amazing, different!
Special kudos to the staff and the support they provide!
We made last-minute booking for a family of 6, the girl who was working there on 10/20 night was so patient and helpful with each one of my family members! Thumbs up. We will be returning : )

Great place for VR gaming with a great, accommodating staff!! Lots of game to chose from

This is such a cool thing to see coming out!

We're all aware of the new VR technology but this was the first arcade Ive seen. It seems steep at ~$20/hr /person but it feels much longer when you're in there.

Pros: cool, new and totally different experience

Cons: system is glitchy, motion sickness is harsh and very confusing to do

If this is your first time, make sure you tell them you need help. What is annoying though is that your time still ticks even though you're waiting for a load or help. Once you get the headset on, you're deaf and blind to outside stimuli so the attendant helping you is very confusing. Also, I walked into all the walls as I tried to fight monsters in real life haha

The quivr game was best. I felt like legolas... Also this is cool for a workout. Some games give hardcore motion sickness while others aren't as bad. The games are very minimal and some are super glitchy but that's expected with new tech. Still a super cool thing and hopefully eventually it'll get better and the vertigo goes away

This place was SOOO MUCH FUN! The facility was very clean, the staff was super informative and helpful. They have a variety of single player and multiplayer games o choose from. It really is cool for all ages. And importantly it's safe and affordable. 10/10 I do recommend.

Operations wise, this place is a well run ship. They have a website and you should use it to reserve and pay. Also to register and fill out those onerous liability papers. It does take some time.

Upon arriving, parking was easy. The reception was staffed. We checked in very easily and quickly. And after a brief orientation on the controls, we selected our games and off we went to virtual land.

BE WARNED! If you wear glasses, the headset and goggles will have to fit over your glasses. For me, it was a royal pain. Very uncomfortable and my glasses were crushed into my face and temples for the entire hour. Do yourself a favor, put on your contacts if you are coming here.

Equipment was fine. No interruptions in play. System was up and running the controls worked. However, for the price, I think the environment could have been better. At the end of the day, I thot it was OK as a novelty. I was hoping for something where you'd be hooked up to some harness and run on a threadmill for direction movement, But this was not it. They essentially put a goggle over you, and give you dual controls. Is this VR already? What happened to the immersion?

Anyway, maybe in a few years, maybe we'll just tap into the matrix and be like Neo.

If you're new to VR and you've never experienced this before, this would be a neat experience to go and try out. And if you do come here, think about going with a group because you get a group price which in the end would be worth it. We came here as a bigger group and rented out 6 booths and had a blast.

There are many games to choose from and even for those who aren't avid gamers all enjoyed it because of the casual games. Don't be surprised that you will get a little sweaty from all the movement. The sweat left over is cleaned by staff so it's relatively clean, but it does get a little hot in those goggles.

Overall, definitely recommend to come here to try out virtual reality without having to build it yourself. Just go with a group to cut down on the costs.

It's a great place for group activities. They were super accommodating for a birthday celebration we had planned here. I think we got more booths then we reserved since we had so many people.

VR is a great experience even if you don't normally play video games. With the variety of games offered, there is a game for everyone here.