VR Inn operates a full-body, free-roam virtual reality content marketplace that connects content creators with location-based entertainment venues. This platform enhances customer engagement by providing diverse VR experiences, addressing the limited entertainment options available in the growing VR industry.
Funding
$25K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
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Product
Problem
Location-based entertainment (LBE) venues face challenges in offering diverse and engaging virtual reality experiences due to limited content options and hardware dependencies. Traditional VR games often lack the synergy between player and environment, hindering full immersion and repeat visits.
Solution
VR Inn provides a marketplace that connects free-roam VR content creators with LBE venues, offering a wide selection of multiplayer VR experiences. The platform supports full-body immersion, allowing players to see and interact with each other and the virtual environment with complete freedom of movement. VR Inn removes hardware limitations and site-shape dependencies, enabling venues to easily deploy new content and enhance customer engagement. The company also offers franchise opportunities, providing a functional business model, centralized marketing, and 24/7 support for new VR entertainment locations.
Target Audience
VR Inn targets location-based entertainment venues, such as arcades and entertainment centers, looking to offer immersive, multiplayer VR experiences, as well as entrepreneurs interested in opening VR entertainment franchises.
Features
- Marketplace with a diverse selection of free-roam VR games
- Content compatible with various hardware configurations
- Full-body immersion with seamless player interaction and movement
- Franchise options with site setup, business model, and marketing support
- Custom content development services available
- Flexible payment model based on content usage