The problem with most laser tag is that it needs at least two people. This set comes with a projector, so one child can play on their own — and the same kit still works for a full group battle.
Playing alone: the projector is the target
The included projector throws moving targets onto any wall — UFOs, dinosaurs and ducks — with sound effects, and the heads move so the targets do not sit still. Your child shoots at the wall rather than at another player.
No vest is needed in projector mode. That is the mode to use for solo practice: one blaster, the projector, and a blank stretch of wall.
Playing together: two modes
Blaster against blaster, or blaster against vest. Four team colours — blue, red, green and white — so you can run solo duels, two teams, or a free-for-all.
It also talks to other 2.4GHz laser tag sets, so if you already own a four-player kit these blasters can join the same game rather than sitting in a cupboard.
Four weapon modes
Single shot, shotgun, submachine gun and machine gun, each with its own ammo count and sound. Voice prompts and vibration feedback do a lot of the work of keeping younger players engaged.
Safety
Class 1 infrared, rated under 0.9mW — the eye-safe classification. There is no actual laser beam involved; the blasters use infrared light, the same technology as a TV remote. Suitable for ages 6 and up.
In the box
- 2 rechargeable blasters
- 2 vests
- 1 target projector with adjustable heads
- 4-in-1 USB charging cable
Worth knowing before you buy: the blasters and vests are USB rechargeable and the cable is included, but the projector runs on 4 AA batteries which are not supplied. Grab a pack at the same time if you want it working the moment it is unwrapped.
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Common questions
Can one child play on their own?
Yes — that is what the projector is for. Set it against a wall and they shoot the moving targets solo, with no second player and no vest required.
Do we have to use the vests?
Not in projector mode, and not in blaster-versus-blaster mode either. The vests are only needed for the blaster-versus-vest game.
Will it work with a laser tag set we already own?
If the other set runs on 2.4GHz, yes — these blasters are designed to join the same game.
How many players does it cover?
Two out of the box. Add a second set, or pair it with an existing 2.4GHz kit, for a bigger group.
