A good fit
Mixed groups and beginners aged 8+
The roughly 25-minute science-fiction mission focuses on exploring and drawing conclusions together.
You search Moon Base 42: red-lit control rooms and corridors, greenhouses and windows looking out at Earth.






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Moon Base 42 has been silent for three days. Search its rooms and greenhouses for clues to what happened. Work together to piece your discoveries into an answer.
As an investigation unit you activate systems and solve puzzles, played with full hand tracking: grabbing, pressing, pulling and activating all work through your real hands, without controllers. There is no classic weapon action; the view of Earth from the moon base is one of the game’s central images.
A good fit
The roughly 25-minute science-fiction mission focuses on exploring and drawing conclusions together.
Alternatives
Choose Space Station Tiberia for a longer space rescue. Compare Time Travel Paradox if you want more demanding puzzles across different eras.
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No. Lunarscape investigates a silent moon base and lasts about 25 minutes. Space Station Tiberia tells a separate, longer rescue story involving an asteroid.
You book a VR slot for your group, not a single title. In one round you play several games one after another, chosen on site with your game master. Each game keeps its own player limit.
Up to six players share one play area in Lunarscape. An area is one team’s play space. From seven players you use both areas as separate teams.
From age 8. The USK rates the game from age 6, but children play VR with us only from age 8.
VR Escape is a connected puzzle mission; VR Action is built around short rounds, competition or action. See the VR Escape comparison and the VR Action comparison.
Your next step
Check open slots for up to 11 players; if you are more, send a group enquiry. You decide what to play with your game master, and you pay on site by card.