Introducing our Box Gaming System - the perfect solution for seamless and hassle-free gameplay!
I know, we just said we like to think outside the box… but what if all those great ideas could then fit… in a box?
We understand the important benefits a simple and functional game system could provide to organizers, giving them the power to create the ultimate playing experience for both rental groups and tactical big games. And as players ourselves, we know just how crucial it is to have a clear understanding of the rules and regulations, especially in high-stakes situations filled with adrenaline.
That's why we've spent years perfecting our Box Gaming System at our facility in Sweden - and the feedback has been overwhelmingly positive! Our customers, players, and organizers alike have praised its simplicity and effectiveness in creating unforgettable games.
So whether you're a seasoned player or a newbie to the sport, you can trust BGS to provide the ultimate experience. Let's take your gameplay to the next level - try it out for yourself and see the difference!
A gamesystem must be simple and functional for the organizer to provide the opportunity to arrange good games for the players
and work for both rental groups and tactical big games.
For the players, it must be clear what is happening and easy to understand and handle in stressful situations full of adrenaline.
The Boxen
When the box is closed, it is durable and protected against dust and water.
When the lid is open for setup, the box should not be exposed to dirt, rain or snow.
Data
- Box dimensions (L x W x H) 240mm x 195mm x 112mm.
- Aluminum panel.
- 4mm plexiglass, (protects the display).
- Display 7 inches.
- RFID, tags used by players to control the box in games.
- Siren 112 dB.
- Battery (operating time approx. 12 hours).
RFID Tags
We use programmed tags to control the boxes in games.
Using tags provides many functional advantages and a lot of possibilities for game layouts as they can be distributed to the teams, hidden or found at the box (only the imagination sets limits).
Touch display
The display sits in the box and is protected by a 4mm plexiglass.
In games, the display is used to clearly show the players what is happening on the box.
When the lid of the box is open, the organizer can easily select the mode and adjust the settings on the touchdisplay.
Siren
5 short signals, the siren make when the game starts on the box, when the time or the mission on the box is over.
A 4 second signal makes the box if it changes status/team.
The siren can easily be switched off completely at any time in the touch display.
Take over the object and tag the box, collect as many points as possible by holding the box.
Points tick to tagged team (10 points / minute.)
Settings:
- Game time (if no time is set, it runs without time)
- Siren On/Off
- Start delay time
The attacking team must take over the defenders' base.
When the takeover time reaches 0, a takeover has been completed, the time is then reset and takeover can start again.
Settings:
- Game time (if no time is set, it runs without time)
- Takeover time.
- Attack & Defend / team.
- Siren On/Off
- Start delay time
The attacking team must start the countdown to detonate the box bomb, the defenders must defend and stop the countdown
Settings:
- Game time (if no time is set, it runs without time)
- Detonation time.
- Attack & Defend / team.
- Siren On/Off
- Start delay time
The box is equipped with a digital output to control a physical bang."
"Under development at the moment.
The rigging for the bang
The team that reaches 100 points first wins.
Settings:
- 10 - 60 Points / minute
- Siren On/Off
- Start delay time
The team that gets to 100% first wins.
The game starts with 50/50%
Settings:
- 10 - 60% / minute
- Siren On/Off
- Start delay time
