Battlefield LIVE™ draws on the worldwide megatrend of gaming
to offer customers a chance to live out their Hollywood hero fantasies.
We offer you the secret to how to run thrilling combat entertainment experiences.
Live-Plays are the scripts for a live action scenarios, including:
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mission objectives
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briefing script/s (storyline) plus
Video Briefings
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descriptions of scenes and props (such as which gaming guns to use), and
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if relevant, team
backgrounds.
Benefit from the knowledge and experience of more than 10 years of running
Live Games. We have put together a Handbook of Games,
for both indoor and outdoors, so you don’t have to worry.
We have a summary of the best games called “The Basic Games Handbook”
here you’ll get games which you can play outdoors and games you can
play indoors. To get your own copy of the Basic Games Handbook just
complete the form (top right).
Traditional laser tag was almost wholly about a sci-fi themed game played
with plastic “phasers” with a score sheet issued at the end of play showing
individual player’s rankings. Most Laser Tag suppliers only offer one
storyline or Mission Briefing, our games are always compelling because we
offer many, many LIVE game packs.
Likewise paintball generally plays the one "capture the flag" game.
More, we have blown the "Laser Tag" concept away with a new
style of game where there are ONLY team scores. (Individual gamers can track
their own statistics, such as shooting accuracy, on their own gun in real
time. For more info about the SATR system, click here.)
BASIC LIVE-PLAYS
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LIVE-PLAY
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GAME BADGE
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION
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Death Match
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Fight a battle of attrition. Includes basic gaming
tactics or aiming and avoiding getting hit.
Click here to find out more
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Zombie
Game
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A classic zombie game - try to survive.
Click here to find out more
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Domination |
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Two teams vie for domination of the Battle Box. This is like
electronic "capture the flag"
Click here to find out more
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Capture the Base
Here's Peter Lander's explanation of how to run this
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One team starts in a base, & try to defend it against a
clan of attackers.
Click here to find out more
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VIP Escort (Ambush!)
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Special forces get your VIP to the LZ via 2 way points.
Ambushers: kill the VIP.
Click here to find out more
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Capture & Hold
Here's Peter Lander's explanation of how to run this
Live-Play
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Two teams start at opposite ends, gamers fight over a
central sector. Control a designated area (ideally a landmark such as a
bridge or building). This area is usually marked by a flag.
Click here to find out more
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Sniper Games |
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For the snipers, primary
objective: kill the hunters and the secondary objective is
to survive. For the hunters, the objective is to kill the
snipers while taking minimum losses
Click here to find out more |
FEATURE LIVE-PLAYS
Once you’ve mastered the basics you may wish to challenge your gamers
and go for more advanced games such as WW1, or WW2 reenactments or other
live role plays. Our “Comprehensive Games Handbook” explains more
than 50 live games, including how to run a clan war.
Our
LIVE game packs cover a diverse
range of tactical and role playing situations. They show you exactly how to run the games.
Some
missions are specific to a type of terrain. For example our WW2
Stalingrad game needs an urban area (buildings and/or infrastructure) to
work properly. Some of the Vietnam era games rely
on dense forest.
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LIVE-PLAY
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GENRE
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BRIEF DESCRIPTION
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VIP Escort (Pursuit) and VIP Escort (Battle)
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Modern
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Special forces get your VIP to the LZ in exactly 30mins &
watch for a pursuit party. Ambushers: kill the VIP & stop
the SF team escaping.
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Capture & Hold (CQB)
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Modern
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This game simulates a close
quarter urban battle with both sides trying to capture a
vital building (e.g. grande pillbox)
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Four Strong Points
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Modern
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The attackers must secure four strong points in order and
kill all the defenders.
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Border Command
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Modern
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Mission Generator: i.e. the roll of the dice determines what
mission the attackers & defenders will play (20 possible
combinations).
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Tet Offensive
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Vietnam (forest/jungle)
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Free World: hold a village (i.e. keep your flag flying).
Communists: tear down the opposition’s flag.
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Kokoda Track
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WW2 (Pacific theater)
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Fighting withdrawal. Japanese: defend & hold each strong
point. Australians” take each strong point.
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Heydte’s Escape
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WW2 (European theater)
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Control a road block. Click
here to find out more
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Rescue the General
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Vietnam LARP (i.e. gamers vs actors)
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Command & Control chopper is
down, team is dispatched to find & rescue the General.
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Battle of Nui Le
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Vietnam
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An Australian patrol encounters
strong Communists forces.
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Citadel Hue
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Vietnam (urban)
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Capture the Imperial Palace of
Peace.
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Operation Black Box
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Vietnam
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Find a Black Box flight
recorder.
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Operation Bribie
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Vietnam
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Block the escape of a large
communist raiding party through the woods.
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Stop the Assassins |
Vietnam LARP (i.e. gamers vs actors)
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Protect a Village Chief (there
are lots of twists & turns in this, great for a team
building exercise).
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OpPlan 34 Alpha
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Vietnam
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Infiltrate & set demolition
chargers.
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