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The package

The turn-key franchise package

What it takes, and what you get. Once we agree, we lead the project. Here is the space you need, who does what, and how the rollout runs.

Suggested premises

OpenCUBE Arena

10+ games · 250+ m²

250 m²Games, from
150 m²Common

Open space — no partition walls, ceilings or per-room services to build.

CUBE Standard Format

15+ rooms · 400+ m²

400 m²Rooms + corridors, from
150 m²Common

Rooms average 25 m². Common areas: reception, registration, lockers, briefing room, WC.

What's included

  • Detailed blueprints: layout, wiring and colouring plan
  • 3D design of the available space
  • All IT, computers, monitors, screens, registration kiosk and access control
  • All equipment, special constructions and decorations
  • All materials, components, detectors, lighting, devices and effects
  • Basic CUBE signage package (5 signs)
  • Game and electric props
  • 2000 RFID CUBE wristbands
  • Travel and accommodation of our installation team
  • Guidance on location branding, indoor and outdoor
  • Full game documentation, online technical support and manuals
  • 1 year replacement warranty
  • Spare parts
  • Staff training

You look after

  • Premises: 250+ m² for an Arena of 10 games or more, or 400+ m² for a CUBE Standard Format of 15 rooms or more
  • Reception and common areas set up to our suggestions and brand identity
  • The space's electrical equipment per our spec: power-network wiring
  • Painting the walls as required by the designer
  • Entrances, exits, windows and wall construction in general
  • Internet connection and remote access for the software
  • Moving delivered equipment inside your premises
  • Any services required by local authorities

Size your floor

Estimate

15games

Games at the 25 m² average, plus 150 m² of reception, registration, lockers, briefing room and WC.

Floor area needed525m²
Suggested mix
  • Physical4
  • Brain3
  • Skills6
  • Horror2
Two CUBE floor plans seen from above: a Standard Format venue with closed themed challenge rooms off central corridors, and an open Arena floor with the games laid out in the open
Two real CUBE layouts, anonymised — a Standard Format venue and an open-space Arena floor. Send us your drawings and we plan yours.

This is an estimate, not a fixed layout. The 25 m² per game is a network average — games differ in footprint, and we design each one around the space you actually have, so a shorter ceiling, a column or an awkward corner changes the layout rather than ruling it out. Send us your floor plan and we come back with the real numbers for your venue.

The rollout

  1. 01

    Agreement

    We align on territory, version and timing, then sign. Your city is yours alone.

  2. 02

    Design

    Blueprints of your space — layout, wiring, colouring, reinforcements — plus a 3D design and your game mix.

  3. 03

    Buildout

    You prepare the walls, basic cables and network to spec.

  4. 04

    Installation

    Our team arrives with every construction, screen, detector and effect, plus 2000 RFID wristbands, and trains your staff.

  5. 05

    Launch

    Branding goes up, your website goes live, the campaign runs — then ongoing IT, artwork and technical support.

Preparation procedure

Safety first

Every game is structured to meet the safety rules — and to feel effortless for the players.

  • Protective foam layers 2–10 cm thick wherever required
  • All game constructions are self-supported
  • Rubber protective corners 2 cm thick where required
  • Protective mattresses are fireproof classified
  • All mechanisms run on low-voltage wires (12–24 V)
  • Players can leave any game at any time — and every door unlocks automatically in a power outage

The number

It depends on your premises, your game count and local build costs — so we quote per project. Send the space, get the figure.

Get my figure

Still working through the detail? 27 questions are answered in the FAQ.

FAQ