Single-player VR arcade cabinet from Elaut. Medieval fortress defense game — catch catapulted enemies, throw them back, defuse bombs. Self-contained, unattended, redemption-compatible. 8.8 sq ft footprint.
Gold and Mace is a single-player VR arcade cabinet from Elaut, distributed through their VRX platform. The game was developed by Boxblaster, which originally built it for multiplayer free-roam systems before adapting it for the cabinet format with Benchmark Games.
Players defend a fortress against an invading army. Enemies are catapulted over the walls — your job is to catch them mid-air and throw them back. Bombs also get launched at you; intercept and defuse them before they land. As you progress, weapons unlock: swords, maces, spears. The gameplay is physical — slashing, stabbing, bashing. You earn gold and rack up points.
The cabinet is self-contained and unattended. Insert credits, grab the headset and controllers from waist-level holders, play. The controllers are built for arcade use — ultra-thick cables, protective padding. The system is redemption-compatible and supports ticket payout.
The footprint is 8.8 square feet. It’s family-friendly, rated for kids through adults. Elaut has said more games are coming for the VRX cabinet but hasn’t announced titles yet.
This is the game Bob reviewed in his 2022/2023 Buyer’s Guide. His take: it’s a kid-friendly title suited for redemption play in family entertainment centers. The compact format and unattended operation make it easy to place. The question for operators is whether Elaut delivers on the content pipeline — one title isn’t a platform.
| Dimensions | 33.25 x 38 x 92.25 inches |
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| Manufacturer | Elaut/BoxBlaster |
| Footprint | 8.8 sq ft |
| Multiplayer | 1 |
| Weight | 380 lbs |
| Height | 92.25 inches |
| Width | 38 inches |
| Depth | 33.25 inches |
| Target Age Group | Kids, Teens, Adults |
| Who Supports Product in USA | Boxblaster Cust Support (USA Based) |
| Attendant Required | No |

