Zero Latency

Zero Latency, a global leader in VR entertainment, offers the largest network of free-roam virtual reality entertainment and location-based VR attractions. Founded in Melbourne in 2015, the company has grown into one of the best-known names in out-of-home VR, with a network spanning 150+ venues across 30+ countries and more than 6 million plays worldwide.

Its multiplayer free-roam experiences are designed for large-scale social play, combining wireless VR technology with physical arenas that allow guests to move freely through immersive digital worlds. Experiences support up to eight players at a time, with no backpacks or cables, creating a highly accessible and high-throughput attraction for entertainment venues. Zero Latency’s platform is built around large-footprint arenas, premium content and a streamlined guest experience that brings VR into the mainstream for families, friends and group visitors.

Game Play

Zero Latency’s content library includes both original games and major entertainment IP, giving operators a broad mix of cooperative adventures, action titles and family-friendly experiences. Partnerships highlighted by the company include Ubisoft for Far Cry VR, Sony Pictures Entertainment for Jumanji, Games Workshop for Space Marine and CD PROJEKT RED for Cyberpunk 2077. Alongside licensed titles, the company also develops in-house experiences for its global network, helping operators drive repeat visitation with a varied game portfolio.

Partner with Zero Latency

Zero Latency licenses its free-roam VR platform to entertainment venues, leisure operators, entrepreneurs and developers looking to add a proven immersive attraction to their offer. The business provides a turnkey model that combines hardware, software, content and operational support, helping partners launch and run VR arenas with confidence. Support includes venue planning, onboarding, training, marketing guidance, operational expertise and ongoing client services. The company also continues to invest in platform development, including its wireless remote rendering solution built with partners including HTC, HP and Cisco, designed to simplify operations and reduce barriers to entry for new sites.