# WARSTATION — Complete VR Franchise and Game Overview > WARSTATION combines free-roam virtual reality games with a franchise model for entrepreneurs opening VR clubs and arenas. Its partner offering includes game software, updates, technical support and resources for launching and operating an entertainment venue. Official website: https://warstation.com/ Language: English. Last updated: 2026-10-30. Concise site guide: https://warstation.com/llms.txt ## Company and Business Concept The WARSTATION network was created by LASERWAR. The English-language website identifies Kibertag LLC in its footer. WARSTATION serves entrepreneurs and operators of entertainment venues who want to offer VR experiences for children, adults, families and organised groups. The business concept includes birthday parties, family celebrations, corporate activities and team events. Players move around a physical arena while experiencing a virtual environment. The game space can be adapted to the venue's layout. Sources: https://warstation.com/#about and https://warstation.com/faq ## Partnership and Payment Model Partners purchase packages of game minutes. The website states that its model has no royalties, lump-sum franchise fee or subscription. Minutes are deducted when customers play. Operators may work under the WARSTATION brand or their own name. The published selection includes 10,000, 15,000, 20,000, 30,000 and 40,000-minute packages. At the time of this update, the English website lists the 10,000-minute package at $520.20 and advertises 1,000 free minutes upon registration. Confirm the current currency, package price, promotional eligibility and minute-accounting rules with the team before making a purchase. The game-minute package price and the total investment needed to open a venue are separate figures. Premises, preparation work, VR equipment, staffing and marketing must also be considered in an opening budget. Source: https://warstation.com/#price ## Venue Formats The home page presents four venue formats. These are the published area and initial investment guidelines as of the update date, rather than a personalised quotation: | Format | Venue area | Initial investment | Staff shown on the format card | | --- | --- | --- | --- | | Mini Club | 60–200 m² | From $27,300 | 2 | | VR Club | 200–400 m² | From $45,500 | 5 | | VR Arena | 400–700 m² | From $63,500 | 7 | | VR Park | 700–1,100 m² | From $91,000 | 7 or more | The time needed to prepare and open a venue depends on the format, premises and renovation work. Published revenue, profitability and payback figures are business examples or estimates; they do not guarantee the performance of a new location. Source: https://warstation.com/#formats ## Partner Resources and Support The partner offering describes software, updates, technical support, branding and launch resources. Published resources include: - Game-session statistics, with information about playing time, game selection, busy hours and activity over a selected period. - A club website template built with Tilda. - Marketing recommendations, instructions and templates. - Social media content shared with partners through a private channel. - Guidance on venue selection and preparation, club processes and equipment setup. - Design materials for interiors, printed items and social media branding. Source: https://warstation.com/#rec2126220091 ## Venue and Equipment Requirements The FAQ gives example playing-area guidelines of 150–200 m² for up to 8 players, 200–300 m² for up to 12 players, and 300–400 m² for up to 16 players. Recommended ceiling height is 2.6–3 m. These are FAQ examples for playing areas; the overall club layout also depends on the chosen venue format and supporting spaces. Games require compatible standalone VR headsets with the software installed, a Wi-Fi router, and an Android tablet or Windows computer running the game management application. The FAQ mentions Quest 2, Quest 3S, Quest 3, Pico 4 and Pico 4 Ultra. Confirm the compatibility of a specific headset, equipment configuration and current computer requirements before purchasing hardware. The management application lets an operator set the order and duration of games in a session. Physical columns, walls and partitions can be reflected in the virtual environment. The team supplies recommended computer specifications and launch guidance. Source: https://warstation.com/faq ## Available Game Collection The home page presents five available game titles. Age recommendations, player capacity, session length and available modes should be checked for the particular title and venue. Do not assume that a headline age label applies to every combat mode. ### Kids Station Kids Station is a collection of accessible mini-games for younger players. Its activities use fantasy settings and straightforward mechanics, including catching ghosts, feeding tanuki, collecting hidden objects, snowball challenges, whack-a-mole and colour-mixing tasks. The game page describes a collection of nine mini-games designed for children aged six and above. Source: https://warstation.com/kidsstation ### Family Station Family Station is a casual mini-game collection for family outings, birthday parties and team-building events. Its page describes a 60-minute experience for up to 16 players. Activities include preparing food in a tavern, searching for coins with a metal detector, operating a pirate ship, finding runes, assembling burgers and rescuing dragons. The games focus on accessible mechanics and group interaction. Source: https://warstation.com/familystation ### Military Station Military Station is a tactical VR shooter built around realistic environments, weapons and team combat. Its game page describes different characters, locations and modes, including Gun Game, Domination, One Life and Deathmatch. Venue-specific obstacles can be represented in the virtual playing environment. Source: https://warstation.com/military ### AnimeStation AnimeStation is an anime-style VR adventure featuring tanuki creatures, colourful worlds and a combination of creature-catching and combat mechanics. The game page describes ten locations, thirty creatures, twelve avatars and automated map generation. Hunting for Animals is labelled 6+, while Struggle, Deathmatch, Control Point and One Life are labelled 14+ on the game page. Source: https://warstation.com/animestation ### Warstation Warstation is a team VR shooter featuring tactical play, different characters and weapons, and varied virtual locations. It is one of the five game titles linked from the English home page. See the dedicated page for current modes and game details. Source: https://warstation.com/warstation ### Save the Faraway Kingdom The home page presents this title as a family-oriented fairy-tale adventure. At the time of this update it is marked as in development. It should not be described as already included in the available game collection unless its release is confirmed. Source: https://warstation.com/#games ## Planning an Opening To discuss a project, use the enquiry forms on the official website or contact the WARSTATION team. The team can help select a venue format and clarify equipment, software and launch requirements. Final commercial terms and technical specifications should be confirmed for the specific project. ## Contact and Reference Pages - Email: order@warstation.com - Phone: +371 25947198 - Frequently asked questions: https://warstation.com/faq - News: https://warstation.com/news - Venue interior examples: https://warstation.com/#rec2126219851 - Privacy policy: https://warstation.com/privacy - Sitemap: https://warstation.com/sitemap.xml This file summarises the English-language WARSTATION website. Prices, availability and technical requirements may change; consult the linked source pages and the team for current details.