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A free-roam VR game where players operate a full-scale catapult to launch boulders at destructible structures. Physics-based gameplay for ages 8+, 15-minute sessions.
Catapult Crash is a free-roam VR game that puts players in control of a full-scale siege catapult. The experience is built around physics-based gameplay: players manually load boulders, adjust the launch angle, and fire at structures designed to collapse under impact.
The game runs on standalone headsets (Quest, VIVE Focus) in spaces ranging from 6×6 meters to 10×10 meters. Each session lasts approximately 15 minutes and supports players aged 8 and up. The physics engine accounts for projectile weight, trajectory arc, and structural weak points, so accuracy and timing matter.
Catapult Crash works for family entertainment centers and arcades looking for a simple, repeatable activity with visible results. The destruction spectacle is the draw. Players see immediate feedback when a shot connects, and the straightforward mechanics make it accessible to younger guests and first-time VR users.
The experience is available as software-only or as a turnkey package. Operators running it in smaller spaces (6×6) will see tighter play areas; 10×10 setups allow more room for group viewing or parallel sessions.
| Graphics | Standalone |
|---|---|
| Size | 10×10, 6×6 |
| VR/AR Headset | Quest, VIVE Focus |
| Solution Type | Software Only, Turnkey |
| Experience Type | Games |
