A virtual reality arena described as "the future of video games" has opened a brand new site in Bristol. MeetspaceVR has launched a 200-sq metre free-roam warehouse scale arena allowing people to play immersive games with up to eight people.
Launched by Zero Latency - a social VR gaming company - it's said to be the world’s first free-roaming, multiplayer VR entertainment experience. Founded in 2013 in Australia, the technology company specialises in 'free-roam' VR, allowing users to move freely in an open space and not be constrained by cables.
The new site in Bristol was selected by CEO John Lilley, who has been involved in teaching children code in Bristol through his business Junior Game Creators. He said: “We’re delighted to bring Zero Latency to Bristol, one of the UK’s cultural hubs for creative arts and culture.
