EVA ROUEN

Life-size video games: no more joysticks, keyboards or mice; in your hands, you’re holding your own weapon, in team-based campaigns. The playing area covers several hundred square meters. Once the virtual reality headset is on your head, you enter another universe, sometimes a post-apocalyptic world, sometimes a zombie-infested space base. Those in the know will understand that this is an FPS. The experience is virtual, but the immersion is real.