Two pistols. A pod doing 60 through a tunnel under the city. And hunter drones coming straight at your visor.
Hunter drones hover, wake as you get close and fly at your head with a weave. One clean shot drops one out of the air.
The race pod drives itself down a tunnel nearly a kilometre long, so both hands stay on the pistols while the drones come at you.
Six steel pop-up plates on the factory floor. Ring one and it snaps back on its hinge and the lamp above it goes dark.
A jetpack and 180 metres of vertical shaft with height markers on the wall, all the way up to the ledge.
The score rides on your left wrist, out of your line of sight, and lands on big boards at the range and at the finish.
A guide talks you through every area in English, Mandarin, Hindi, Spanish or French. Pick it on the menu.
45° snap turn, never smooth rotation.
The pod holds one speed in a straight line, and the cockpit never shakes.
Remove the headset and the game freezes behind a calm black shell.
The targets are machines and steel plates. Nothing bleeds.