Read the grid, dodge the red tiles, and outlast the floor. Step on lava and you're eliminated — pure reflex, real-time lights, maximum laughs.
Remember playing "the floor is lava" as a kid, leaping between sofa cushions with your heart in your mouth? We built that into a full-blown interactive LED floor arena. A giant grid of sensor-embedded LED tiles lights up beneath you in real time — red tiles mean lava, other colours mark safe paths and targets — and the pattern keeps shifting, so you have to read it and react in a split second. Every round is timed, turning it into a race against the clock, the grid, and your friends. Beyond classic lava-dodging, the same floor runs memory rounds where you repeat a flashing sequence, reaction rounds where targets light up in rapid bursts, and team rounds where the grid is split into zones. It is loud, fast, unpredictable, and completely unforgettable.
Tiles usually pulse or dim just before they turn red — train your eyes to catch that warning cue and you'll rarely get caught out.
Small, quick steps let you redirect mid-move if a tile flips to red. Big committed strides are much harder to pull back.
Track your own tile sequence instead of watching other players — glancing away costs you the split-second you need to react.
₹350 per person for a 20-minute session or ₹500 per person for 30 minutes, on all days, at the Besant Nagar and ECR branches.
The LED floor's built-in sensors detect the exact moment your foot lands on a lit red tile — that counts as a hit and you're out for the round. The grid resets and the next round starts fresh.
Socks or soft-soled shoes only. Heels, cleats, and hard-soled or muddy shoes aren't allowed as they can damage the LED tile surface.
It can be — in group mode, the player who clears the round with the fewest lava-tile hits in the fastest time wins. Pushing or blocking other players is not allowed.