SuperOver VR Cricket: A Cricket Attraction That Fits in 10×10 ft
SuperOver VR Cricket puts a real bat, a Meta Quest 3 and a full virtual stadium into a 10×10 ft corner, run by one operator from a tablet.
Cricket is the one game almost every guest walking into an Indian venue already understands. Nobody needs the rules explained. What most venues can’t offer is a place to actually bat: nets need length, bowling machines need a cage, and a traditional simulator needs a projector, a screen and building work.
SuperOver VR Cricket takes a different route. It’s a compact VR cricket attraction that fits in a 10×10 ft corner, runs on a standard socket and is run by one operator from a tablet.
What it actually does
The player picks up a real cricket bat with the controller mounted on the blade and puts on a Meta Quest 3 headset. Inside the headset they’re at the crease in a full virtual stadium, facing 18 balls across three overs.
Every swing is tracked. Fours, sixes, misses and wickets all count, ball by ball, and the session ends with a score. A full session takes about 5–10 minutes. That score becomes the target for the next player, which is what turns one session into a queue.
Three overs. One bat. One score to beat.
Why it works for venue operators
1. It fits the floor you already have
SuperOver needs a 10×10 ft play area (8×10 ft minimum) and a 9 ft ceiling for a full overhead swing. There’s no cage, no net and no civil work, so it goes into a corner that isn’t earning today.
2. It runs on standard utilities
Two standard 230V single-phase sockets and a stable Wi-Fi connection (10 Mbps down / 5 Mbps up) are all it needs. The headset is a standalone Meta Quest 3, so there’s no gaming PC and no external tracking to set up.
3. One person runs it
A single trained operator starts, resets and manages every session from the operator tablet, without touching the headset menus. Operator training happens at our Trivandrum office or at a nearby stop.
4. You set it up yourself
SuperOver is self-installation with one-click setup. There’s no installation visit to schedule: unbox it, follow the setup, and your trained operator is ready to run sessions.
5. It’s built for competition
Every over ends with a score, so friends challenge friends and groups come back to beat the top score. Add a TV with HDMI and the people waiting can watch every swing.
What’s in the box
For only ₹1.7 Lakhs* you get:
- Meta Quest 3 headset with charging kit
- Real cricket bat with the controller mount
- Controlling tablet with the SuperOver software preloaded
- Commercial-use licence for paid public play
- Operator training at our Trivandrum office or a nearby stop
- 1-year parts-and-labour warranty, with extended warranty and AMC options
Your venue provides the space, two sockets and Wi-Fi, plus — if you want them — a TV for spectators and a table and stool for the operator.
*T&C apply.
Where it fits
- FECs, arcades and gaming zones — a new draw with fast turnover in a small footprint
- Malls — stadium energy in a 10×10 ft corner, with no civil work
- Events — college fests, corporate days and match-night watch parties (SuperOver is available to rent)
- Resorts, hotels, schools and colleges — guest and student engagement, for players aged 13 and above
Made and supported in India
SuperOver is designed and built in Trivandrum by TILTARCADES. Support is nationwide within 48 hours, and spares are held in India, so a replacement part doesn’t wait on an import.
See it before you decide
Book a batting demo at the TILTARCADES Experience Centre, Ground Floor, Carnival Technopark, Trivandrum (Mon–Sat, 10 AM–6 PM), or ask for a walkthrough over video call. Book a SuperOver demo, or call / WhatsApp +91 80894 04555.
