Unbiased reviews and recommendations for home laser tag guns and sets plus the latest news in the exciting world of laser tag.
Home laser tag is one of the fastest-growing live-action games, and for good reasons. Laser tag has social and strategic aspects to it, not to mention the fact that it’s loads of fun for both kids and adults.
There are quite a few home laser tag sets available for purchase online, but some are better, more robust, and more sophisticated than others.
The Nerf Laser Ops Pro home laser tag concept is one the latest attempts to breathe life into the concept of smartphone laser tag.
While I personally have my reservations around laser tag with smartphones, Nerf’s Laser Ops Pro is a surprisingly fun home laser tag set.
One of the older but still very successful home laser tag sets currently on the market is the Nerf Lazer Tag Phoenix LTX Tagger 2-pack.
First released in 2008 as part of the Nerf Lazer Tag series, the Phoenix LTX blasters are sophisticated yet easy-to-use laser tag guns, equipped with great features.
The ArmoGear Laser Battle laser tag set is a sophisticated two or four-player home laser tag set that comes with wireless infrared blasters and small vests with targets.
In this review I am going to walk you through some of the top features, and I will share my personal thoughts on this product.
With the rise of smartphones in the last 10-15 years, it was only a matter of time before the home laser tag industry would come up with a smartphone laser tag concept.
Several smartphone laser tag sets with augmented reality effects have been produced so far, but with mixed results. Smartphones are a necessity in today’s society and home laser tag is a popular game, so why is it that smartphone laser tag hasn’t been very successful yet?