Realistic hunting, brought indoors
No early mornings. No long hours in the sun. Ducks, pigeons, pheasants, wild boar and clays — on six VR stations in Byblos.
What you'll hunt
Birds on the wing, a boar in the brush, clays on the range. Switch between them as you go.
Marsh drive
Ducks
Flights come in low over the reeds. Lead them, swing through, fire.
You hear them before you see them — wingbeats overhead, a call across the water. They drop in low over the marsh in pairs and in flocks, and the only way to bring one down is the way it is done for real: pick a bird, swing through it and keep the gun moving.
Fast & low
Pigeons
Quick, jinking, never where you expect. Pure reflexes.
Pigeons do not fly in straight lines. They flare, cut and dive the moment you raise the gun, which makes them the purest test of reflexes on the range — and the round people replay the most.
Driven birds
Pheasants
Driven high over the treeline. Wait for the flush, pick your bird.
A driven day: the birds are pushed out of the cover ahead of you and come over high and fast. A beat of silence, the rattle of the flush, and then the sky is full — the shot is choosing one.
In the brush
Wild Boar
You hear it crashing through the undergrowth before you see it.
Nothing flies here. The boar is somewhere in the forest, and the first you know of it is the noise — something heavy breaking through the brush, closing in. You get a moment to read where it will come out, and one clean shot.
Trap · skeet · sporting
Clays
Count every hit. Chase the perfect round.
The shooting-ground classics: trap, skeet and sporting clays, scored target by target. No animals, no luck — just you, the clays and the number at the end, which is exactly why it is the board people fight over.
Why it feels real
It isn't just what you see. It's the swing in your arms, the kick in your hands and the wingbeats overhead.
Two-handed aim
You shoulder, swing and lead like a real shotgun. No joystick, no auto-aim.
A kick on every shot
Haptic feedback lands in your hands the moment you pull the trigger.
Sound all around you
Full spatial audio: wingbeats overhead, the flush, the boar in the brush.
Nowhere to hide
360° vision on high-refresh headsets — birds come from every direction.
Real-looking ground
Photo-real marsh, field and forest, at real scale.
Your pace
First-timers start easy; our team sets you up and stays close.
How a session goes
From the door to the leaderboard.
- 01
Check in
Give your name at the desk — your station is waiting. Payment is settled here.
- 02
Gear up
A quick briefing: how to hold, aim and reload. Headset on, controllers in hand.
- 03
Pick your hunt
Ducks, pigeons, pheasants, wild boar or clays — switch between them as you go.
- 04
Make the board
Tell us your best score at the end. Beat the record and your name goes up.
Friends & family
Six stations run side by side, so up to six of you can hunt at once.
Bring your son
Going hunting and your son wants to come? Bring him along — the stations sit side by side, so you hunt next to each other.
Bring your wife
She wants to learn hunting? Bring her to EVO 360 — our team shows her how to hold and aim, and she starts on an easy round.
Bring your team
Take the whole floor — all six stations, just for you, for one or two hours. Birthdays, team nights, rematches.
Planning something bigger? We bring VR hunting to private and corporate events, indoors or out.
Records to beat
Tell the team your best score at the end of your session. Beat the record and your name goes up.
Watch it before you try it
Clips from the lounge, new hunts and the latest records.
Questions?
Booking, cancelling, bringing friends — it's all in the FAQ.