Interactive Laser Tag Projector Game Set for Kids — Wall-Projected Targets🎯🔫, 2 Blasters & 4 Themes
Infrared laser tag · Ages 5+
Any wall is the arena.
A projector-powered laser tag set that brings the arcade home. It turns any plain wall into a range of moving targets for the kids to aim at, shoot and compete over — nothing to install, nothing taped up.
The short version
What the set actually does
One projector, two blasters, four target slides. The projector sits on a table and throws one of four characters — shark, dinosaur, penguin, robot — onto a blank wall. Swap the slide and the same wall becomes a different game.
The blasters fire an invisible infrared beam. A hit lands on the red display on the base, which keeps the running score and shows the level from L1 to L10. Each blaster cycles four weapon modes — pistol, machine gun, laser, plasma — and carries a team button, so two players can go solo, team up or play head to head. Two AA batteries in the projector, three AAA in each blaster, and the first round starts in under a minute.
No app, no account, no add-ons. The set does one thing properly.
How does it work?
Point the projector at any blank wall, turn off the lights, and a target appears - a shark, dinosaur, penguin or robot. Aim the blaster and shoot! Infrared sensors track your hits and keep score automatically.
Setup
Three switches, one minute
How it plays
Three ways to run a round
Side by side
A tablet, or a wall
| A tablet game | This set | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the action is | ✗A 10-inch screen | ✓The wall, across the room |
| Who is moving | ✗Two thumbs | ✓The whole kid |
| Two players at once | ✗Passing the tablet | ✓Same wall, same round |
| Keeping score | ✗In the app | ✓On the display — no referee |
| What you pick up after | ✗Nothing | ✓Nothing — no darts, no vests |
| Power | ✗Charged daily | ✓3 × AAA + 2 × AA |
The hardware
Five controls. Four modes.
The details
In the box, and what it needs
In the box
- 1 × projector
- 2 × blasters (red and blue)
- 4 × target slides
- Shark, dinosaur, penguin, robot
Specs
- Ages
- 5+ with adult supervision
- Projector
- 17.5 cm tall, 16 × 11.8 cm base
- Levels
- L1–L10 + competition
- Modes
- Pistol, machine gun, laser, plasma
- Players
- 2, one per blaster
You will need
- 3 × AAA per blaster
- 2 × AA for the projector
- A plain, light-coloured wall
- A dim room for the sharpest picture
- Batteries are not included.
Questions
What parents ask first
Do I need a TV, tablet or phone?
No. Nothing pairs, nothing downloads, and there is no app account. The projector and the blasters are the whole system.
How dark does the room need to be?
Dim is enough. The projection is sharpest in a darkened room on a plain, light-coloured wall — heavy wallpaper and patterns soften the picture.
Can more than two children play?
Two blasters are in the box, one per player, and the team button splits them into two sides. A second set adds two more players to the same wall.
What batteries does it take?
Three AAA in each blaster and two AA in the projector. None are included, so pick them up with the set.
Is it safe to play indoors?
The blaster emits an infrared beam, not a projectile, so there is nothing to fire or pick up. Aim at the wall, never at faces or eyes. Ages 5+ with adult supervision.
Ages 5+. Adult supervision recommended. Contains small parts — not suitable for children under 3. Do not aim the blaster at eyes or faces. Batteries not included.
What buyers say
Parents, after the first week
“Set it up on the dining table while the cake was still out. Two minutes later both kids were arguing over who gets the red one. No app, no pairing, no "can I have the iPad".”
Marisa T. · two kids, 6 and 9
“What sold me is that nothing comes off the wall afterwards. No darts under the sofa, no vests to hunt for. It is a beam and a picture, and they still play it for an hour.”
Daniel R. · dad of two
“My seven-year-old works through the levels, my ten-year-old plays competition mode. The display keeps the score, so I am not the referee any more. That is the real gift.”
Priya K. · parent of two
“You do need batteries and a reasonably dim room — once we shut the curtains it was sharp. It has become the rainy-afternoon default in this house.”
Marcus L. · dad of three
Before they ask again
One wall. Two blasters. Ten levels.