Get ready to step into something unreal.
Two ways to play, both picked up near you and brought home for the day.
Virtuality is your go-to source for renting all-in-one VR headsets: no screens, no internet, no setup. Just UNREAL FUN for kids, teens and adults, with 35 preloaded games like racing, mountain climbing, roller coasters and sports. Wireless, motion-controlled and safe for the whole family.
Turn any wall into a giant game world. Our projector shines the game life-size onto your wall, and a smart camera follows every move. No headsets, no controllers, no internet. Just jump, dance, race and laugh together.
Available Pickup LocationsPickup only. Call your location for exact directions.
Ask us about our special group rates and packages, perfect for birthdays, camps, schools, events, and family gatherings. We bring the VR experience to you, complete with setup, equipment, and a live instructor to guide the group through all the action.
There's fun… there's more fun… and then there's Virtuality level fun. It's literally unreal fun.
Some of the games included for use on our devices.
All game titles are property of their respective owners. Virtuality is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the games or publishers listed.
Reach out for a fun filled day. Need more information? Have some questions? Send us a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible.
Cash and check pay the cash price. Credit card pays the card price.
A card is required to hold your reservation, even if you pay another way. If you pay by card, you are charged only after pickup. There is no security fee unless a device is damaged.
To change or cancel, use the link in your confirmation email. If you can't find it, please call your pickup location. The phone numbers are in the Locations section of the front page.
Watch the short video for your rental before you start, or scroll down for the step-by-step pictures. Tap a video to watch it big, with pause and play.
Game list & how to play
Every game on the headset and the Playground, how it starts, and a short video for each.
No Wi-Fi needed. Everything is already on the headset. Clear a space about two big steps in every direction and move toys, chairs and anything on the floor out of the way.
Hold the power button on the left side of the headset for about 3 seconds until you hear the sound. The ring on the controllers lights up when you press any button.
Loosen the straps, put the headset on, then tighten the side straps and the top strap until the picture is steady. Slide the lenses closer together or further apart until the words look sharp.
The headset plays for about 2 to 3 hours on its own. We give you a battery pack: keep it plugged into the headset while you play and it lasts much longer. To charge the headset, use a fast USB-C charger (USB-C to USB-C is best). Try to charge before it is empty; once empty, about an hour on a good charger gives you around 30%. Charge the battery pack on the wall at the same time, then plug it back in and keep playing.
The first time you put it on, the headset asks you to make a boundary. Pick Roomscale if you have space to walk, or Stationary to play standing in one spot.
Look down. The headset shows a grid on the floor. If it sits on the floor, tap Confirm. If it floats, touch the floor with a controller.
Point a controller at the floor, hold the trigger and draw a line around your clear space, close to the walls, in straight lines. Then tap Confirm. When you get near the line while playing, a grid wall appears so you stop.
Press the Meta button on the right controller to open the menu, pick a game from the library and press the trigger. To see your real room at any time, double-tap the side of the headset.
Hold the power button until the screen goes off. Put the headset, its two controllers, the charger and the battery pack back in the bag together.
The Family Playground (the cube with the camera on the front), its remote, the projector, the HDMI cable and the power cables.
Put a small table in the middle of the room. The projector and the Playground go on the table, pointed at a blank wall or a screen a few steps away. The camera on the Playground faces the players, not the wall. Leave about 10 feet of open floor between the camera and the players.
Plug the projector and the Playground into the wall. Connect the HDMI cable from the Playground's HDMI port to the projector's HDMI port. Turn on the projector (power button on the projector or its remote), then turn on the Playground.
On the projector remote press Source or Input, pick HDMI and press OK. This is the number one thing people forget. No Wi-Fi needed.
Turn the focus ring until the picture is sharp. Move the projector closer or further for size. If the picture is slanted, use Keystone on the projector menu.
Take the cover off the camera and make sure it faces the players. Dim the lights a little so the wall is bright.
Use the Playground remote to choose a game and press the big button to start. Your body is the controller: jump, swing and dance in front of the camera.
Put the Playground to sleep with the remote, press the projector's power button twice and let it cool for a minute before unplugging. Pack everything back together.
Game list & how to play
Every game on the headset and the Playground, how it starts, and a short video for each.
Questions? Call the pickup location on your booking confirmation.
Every game on our VR headsets and on the Family Playground. Tap any game to see how it starts and how to play, with a short video.
All game titles are property of their respective owners. Virtuality is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the games or publishers listed.
For Virtuality owners and location staff.
Plain steps for adding games, sending new app versions and keeping the tables locked. Nothing here needs Tab or any outside company.
Remove takes a game off the store. Tables that already installed it keep it.
On a personal tablet the Samsung logo still shows at power-on (only the factory can change the boot logo), and the USB lock needs device-owner setup.