A space station falling out of orbit, a warhead ticking at the top of a tower, an archive full of data in a future ruled by corporations. In VR you step right into stories like these. Here are our sci-fi games at Questrooms on Södermalm, what they are about and which one suits your group.
The sci-fi games at a glance
| Game | Age | Difficulty | Scary? |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mission Sigma VR | 10+ | 2 of 5 | No |
| Signal Lost VR | 10+ | 3 of 5 | No |
| Chernobyl VR | 12+ | 3 of 5 | A little, dark atmosphere |
| Cyberpunk VR | 13+ | 4 of 5 | No |
All take 2–6 players and are played for 60 minutes.
Space: Signal Lost VR
The connection with the orbital research station Asgard has suddenly gone, and the station is falling. You board as robotic engineers, and every puzzle you solve brings you closer to saving millions of lives. It only works if the team cooperates.
Countdown: Mission Sigma VR
A terrorist threat has been neutralised, but a nuclear warhead is still active at the top of a heavily trapped tower. You are the specialist team sent in to stop the countdown. Mission Sigma VR is one of our easier games and suits beginners and dates.
The future: Cyberpunk VR
In a future ruled by ruthless corporations, data is the ultimate weapon. As a team of cyborgs, you must infiltrate a high-security archive, outsmart advanced defences and complete the mission without being detected.
Back in time: Chernobyl VR
You travel back in time to uncover the mystery behind the Chernobyl disaster. A story-driven game with exploration, puzzles and a dark, tense atmosphere.
More for sci-fi fans
- Escape the Worlds (12+): a VR series with ten worlds, including post-apocalyptic cities.
- Dream Hackers VR (13+): a cinematic saga in a shared dream world that mixes puzzles and action.
- Operation Mindfall (16+): a spy thriller in AR on the streets of SoFo.
Which game suits you?
- First time in VR: Mission Sigma VR.
- Families with kids from 10: Signal Lost VR or Mission Sigma VR.
- Experienced players and teenagers: Cyberpunk VR.
- You want a bit of tension: Chernobyl VR.
No VR experience is needed. You can sit or stand, you move with the controllers, and you see and hear each other in the game. The headsets fit over most glasses.
If you are more than 6, two teams can compete in the same game in BACK-TO-BACK, for up to 10 players. Read more in VR in Stockholm and VR or classic escape room.
Price and booking
All games cost the same. The price depends on how many you are, and the more players, the lower the price per person. You see the current price when you pick a slot among our VR escape rooms.
Frequently asked questions
Which sci-fi VR games are there in Stockholm? At Questrooms on Södermalm there are Signal Lost VR, Mission Sigma VR, Cyberpunk VR and Chernobyl VR, plus the VR series Escape the Worlds.
Which sci-fi game is the easiest? Mission Sigma VR, with difficulty 2 of 5. It suits beginners.
Are the sci-fi games scary? Signal Lost VR, Mission Sigma VR and Cyberpunk VR have no horror. Chernobyl VR has a dark, tense atmosphere.
Is there shooting in the games? No, the sci-fi games are puzzle games. Dream Hackers VR mixes puzzles and action.
Book your mission
Choose Signal Lost VR, Mission Sigma VR or Cyberpunk VR and book a slot.
Read also: New series: Dream Hackers VR · BACK-TO-BACK: multiplayer VR for 10 players
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