Operator blog
Practical articles on floor planning, payout settings, cabinet uptime, card-system handoff and attraction programming.
An insiders comparison of sci-fi board games and video games for indoor entertainment venues. We break down the real-world tradeoffs between physical tabletop experiences and digital screens based on operational data from the field.
A procurement manager's practical breakdown of which sci-fi game formats offer the best value for indoor entertainment venues, based on 6 years of tracking $180k in game-related spending.
A practical guide for indoor entertainment venue owners on choosing between sci-fi board games, video games, and VR based on their specific space, budget, and audience. No universal answers, just scenario-based advice.
An emergency specialist for sci-games explains why choosing the right sci-fi board games is more valuable than any video game for your indoor entertainment venue, focusing on best options like 'Twisted Cryptids' and the limitations of digital media.
A candid look at why focusing on total value over upfront price is critical when curating a sci-fi game portfolio for B2B entertainment venues. One operator's costly lessons.
A practical checklist for B2B venue owners on selecting sci-fi board games, card games, and VR experiences, written from a quality inspector's perspective to avoid common pitfalls.
A practical checklist for indoor entertainment venue owners and FECs to evaluate and improve their sci-fi board games, card games, and video game offerings, based on a quality inspector's real-world process.
A procurement manager's deep dive into the hidden costs and long-term value of acquiring sci-fi video games, board games, and VR experiences for B2B indoor entertainment venues.
A procurement manager reveals the hidden costs and must-ask questions when buying sci-fi shooting games, board games, and VR experiences for your venue. Avoid budget overruns with a TCO approach.
A hard-learned lesson on what really matters when selecting sci-fi games for indoor entertainment venues, from a procurement manager who made all the mistakes.