Your wall is the target.
A projector that throws targets onto any blank wall, and two infrared blasters to take them down: red against blue, lights off, no screen needed.
- The projector puts the targets on any blank wall
- Two blasters: red team, blue team, head to head
- Infrared: no laser beam, nothing is fired
- 2 players, red v blue
- Targets on any wall
- Set up in a minute
- Infrared, not laser
Lazer Blitz Projector Laser Tag Set
- 1 target projector: sits on a table, aims at a blank wall
- 2 infrared blasters, one red and one blue
- 4 game worlds on swappable discs: Zombie, Alien, Drone, Space
- Plays indoors with the lights down; nothing is fired across the room
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Want the full arena?The Battle Set: 4 taggers and 4 light-up chest pods for four players at once. From £64.99.See the Battle SetLights out. Targets up. Take the shot.
Set it down, switch it on, and the wall comes alive. Red against blue until the last target drops.
Lights down. Targets up.
Stand the projector on the coffee table, point it at a blank wall and dim the room. The targets appear on the wall and the two of you take aim: red against blue, best shot wins.
- No TV, no tablet, no screen time
- Nothing flies across the room
- Swap the disc, change the game
Set up in a minute
Step 1: Set the scene
Stand the projector on a table about a metre from a plain wall and switch it on. The targets appear on the wall.
Step 2: Pick a disc
Slide in a target disc. Each one changes what shows up on the wall.
Step 3: Lights down, take aim
One blaster each, red against blue. Dim the room and the first to hit the targets wins the round.
What's in the box
Everything two players need to start.
1 Target projector
White, glowing green ring, sits on any flat surface
2 Infrared blasters
One red, one blue
4 Game worlds on target discs
Zombie Mode, Alien Invasion, Drone Training, Space Battle
Quick-start guide
Set up in a minute
Why not a video game?
| Feature | Projector Set | Shooting games on a TV or tablet | Foam dart targets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Players in one box | 2 | 1 | 1 |
| Up on your feet, aiming at a real wall | Yes | No | Yes |
| No screen, no console, no app | Yes | No | Yes |
| Nothing flies across the room | Yes | Yes | No |
| Change the game by swapping a disc | Yes | No | No |
| Packs into one box afterwards | Yes | No | No |
Comparators: single-player shooting games on a screen, and foam-dart target sets sold with one blaster.
Choose your world.
Four swappable target discs in the box. Slide one into the projector and the wall changes: new targets, new round, same two blasters.
- Zombie Mode
- Alien Invasion
- Drone Training
- Space Battle
Questions parents ask
How does it work?
The projector throws targets onto a plain wall. You aim the blasters at the wall and the projector registers the hits. No TV, no app.
How much room do I need?
A plain, light-coloured wall and about a metre to a metre and a half of space in front of it. Put the projector on a table or shelf around knee height and dim the lights for the clearest targets.
Can two people play?
Yes. There are two blasters in the box, red and blue, so you can play head to head or take turns.
Is it a real laser?
No. The blasters use infrared, like a TV remote. Nothing is fired and there is no visible beam. Aim at the wall, not at faces.
Does it need batteries?
Yes, standard batteries for the projector and each blaster. We are confirming the exact type and count with the supplier before launch and will list them here.
Can I play it alongside the Battle Set?
They are two separate games. The Battle Set is four players tagging each other round the house; the Projector Set is two players shooting targets on a wall. Plenty of families run both on the same night.
Something else? Ask us before you buy.
Tonight, the living-room wall is the range.
One projector, two blasters, lights down whenever you're ready.
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