VR games in London are the newest thing you have to try the next time you and your friends go out. If your goal is to have the most fabulous time bonding with your best mates, then this is an activity you can put in your plans.
But, before you try this newest technology, you need to know what to do and what not to do. After all, your health and safety should be your number one consideration. You need to know if there are things you should look out for if you want to try your hand at VR. Down below, we have compiled a list of dos and don’ts to ensure that you will only get the best experience:
Dos
Do check with your doctor
If you have pre-existing conditions that you think will become a problem for you when you try an escape room game, it’s better to check with your doctor. People with vision abnormalities are encouraged to seek a professional opinion first before trying out VR.
If you don’t have any pre-existing conditions, it’s better if you have yourself checked anyway. This way, you can ensure that you are in fit condition to try out VR. It’s better to be cautious so that you know for sure you are not endangering your health in any way.
Do know the risks
Remember that some people may get triggered by VR and have panic attacks, convulsions or seizures because of the flashing lights and patterns. This is quite similar to the safety warnings that people always hear when they’re watching TV and playing video games.
Do follow directions
Following instructions to the letter is vital if you want to get a full VR experience. The VR personnel know what they’re doing, and they’re trained to talk you through the process of getting the VR equipment running. Do ask when you have questions. Whatever concerns you have, they can undoubtedly answer them. It’s vital that you get all your questions out of the way before starting the game so that you can enjoy every moment when you’re playing.
Don’ts
Don’t continue if you experience disorientation
If you suddenly get dizzy or experience a headache, it’s best if you discontinue the game. Any discomfort should not be overlooked. It’s best if you get the attention of one of the personnel to help you disengage from the game.
Don’t turn the volume up
High volume can permanently damage your hearing, so we highly recommend that you turn it down. It is also so that you can maintain full awareness of your real surroundings. This way, you will hear whatever is going on around you. So, if there is, God forbid, an emergency, you can remove your headset and quickly walk to the nearest exit.
These are the dos and don’ts you need to remember if you want to try VR games such as the Huxley escape room game.
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