VEX VR games at CipherX Delta range from all-ages family titles like Arctic Olympics and The Smurfs to 12+ PvP battles such as Recoil and Cyber Clash, and 13+ zombie and horror titles including Mission Z and Don’t Scream. Delta’s free-roam library combines VEX VR Adventures (23+ titles) with Spawnpoint games, played in wireless headsets with haptic vests for up to 6 players per session. Sessions run 30–60 minutes and cost $30–40 per person.
This guide groups the Delta titles listed on our site by age and style, then shows how to choose the right mix for your group.
How Free-Roam VR Works at CipherX Delta
- Wireless headsets: there are no cables, so you walk freely around the play space instead of standing in one spot.
- Haptic vests: Delta adds haptic vests, which bring physical feedback into the game.
- Group size: up to 6 players per session.
- Time and price: 30–60 minute sessions at $30–40 per person.
- Library: 55+ games across both locations. Delta runs VEX VR Adventures and Spawnpoint titles, while CipherX Coquitlam runs HeroZone games.
- Arrival: come 15 minutes early for the briefing and waivers.
CipherX Delta is at 7949 120 St on Scott Road, right on the Surrey border. For current session details, see the Delta VR page, or visit our free-roam VR page for an overview of VR at CipherX.
Delta VR Games by Listed Age
The ages below are the ones listed on our site. Treat each age as the minimum for every player in the group, not an average. The full library is larger than this list, so ask our team about anything not shown here.
| Listed age | Titles | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| All ages | Arctic Olympics, Alice in Wonderland, Space Academy, The Smurfs, Party Playland, Lunarscape | Families, younger kids and first-time VR players |
| 10+ | Hunter VR, Kraken Island, Pixel Hack, Greenium, Superhero | Tweens and families whose youngest player is 10 or older |
| 12+ | Recoil (PvP), Cyber Clash (PvP), B-Block Breakout (co-op prison escape) | Competitive friends and teen groups |
| 13+ | Mission Z and Mission Z 2 (zombie), Don’t Scream (horror), Dead Corps, The Hallow, Rotten Apple, Mansion of Death | Older teens and adults |
| 14+ | Insanity: The Haunting | Groups where every player is 14 or older |
All ages: family and mixed-age picks
Arctic Olympics, Alice in Wonderland, Space Academy, The Smurfs, Party Playland and Lunarscape are all listed for all ages. These are the go-to titles when younger kids, grandparents or first-time VR players are in the group. If you are planning a VR birthday party for 8- or 9-year-olds, this is the list to choose from, because the next tier starts at 10.
10+: the next step up
Hunter VR, Kraken Island, Pixel Hack, Greenium and Superhero are listed at 10+. They are a natural fit for tweens, and for families whose youngest player has just turned 10 and is ready to move beyond the all-ages list.
12+: PvP and co-op
This is where the styles become clear. Recoil and Cyber Clash are PvP, so players compete against each other. B-Block Breakout is a co-op prison escape, so the whole group works together toward one goal. Pairing one PvP title with one co-op title gives competitive and collaborative players something each.
13+: zombie and horror
Mission Z and Mission Z 2 are zombie titles, and Don’t Scream is a horror game. Dead Corps, The Hallow, Rotten Apple and Mansion of Death are also listed at 13+. If anyone in your group scares easily, ask our team to describe a title before you commit to it.
14+: Insanity: The Haunting
Insanity: The Haunting has the highest listed age on this list, at 14+. Save it for groups where every player is 14 or older.
How to Pick Games for Your Group
- Start with the youngest player. Their age sets the ceiling for the whole group.
- Decide whether to compete or cooperate. Friends who love a rivalry will enjoy Recoil and Cyber Clash, while mixed groups often have more fun chasing a shared goal in B-Block Breakout.
- Match the occasion. For a family outing or a kids’ birthday, stick with all-ages or 10+ titles. For a Halloween night out with older teens or adults, look at the 13+ zombie and horror games.
- Plan a mix. If you are booking a longer session, ask our team how many titles fit and pair a lighter game with a more intense one.
- Plan for more than 6. VR runs 6 headsets at a time, so larger groups rotate players through. Ask our team for the best setup for your numbers.
VR Birthday Parties and Other VR Options
The VR Party (Pack B) is $250 flat for 6 kids aged 8+, with 1 hour of free-roam VR and 4 games of your choice. At Delta it runs on VEX with haptic vests. Like every CipherX birthday package, it is 2 hours in total, with 1 hour in a private party room where outside cake and food are welcome.
Here are sample four-game lineups built from the listed titles and ages. Confirm your final picks with our team when you book.
- 8th or 9th birthday: Arctic Olympics, Space Academy, The Smurfs and Party Playland (all ages).
- 10th or 11th birthday: Kraken Island, Pixel Hack and Superhero (10+), plus Lunarscape (all ages).
- 12th birthday: Recoil and Cyber Clash (12+, PvP), B-Block Breakout (12+, co-op) and Hunter VR (10+).
- Teen group, everyone 13+: Mission Z (zombie), Don’t Scream (horror), Cyber Clash (PvP) and B-Block Breakout (co-op).
For story-driven play, ask about our other VR experiences, including VR escape games such as The Prison, Sanctum, Signal Lost and House of Fear (16+). These run 45–60 minutes for up to 6 players. Our guide to multiplayer VR gaming has more on playing VR as a group.
Tips for a Comfortable Session
- Wear comfortable clothes and shoes you can move in.
- If you wear glasses, mention it at the briefing.
- Tell the staff member running your session if anyone needs a break.
- Arrive 15 minutes early so the briefing and waivers do not eat into your game time.
- Book ahead for weekends and school holidays, especially for a full group of 6.
Frequently Asked Questions
What VR games does CipherX Delta have?
Delta runs VEX VR Adventures (23+ titles) and Spawnpoint games. Listed titles include Arctic Olympics, The Smurfs, Kraken Island, Recoil, Cyber Clash, B-Block Breakout, Mission Z and Don’t Scream.
Which VR games are listed for all ages?
The Delta titles listed for all ages are Arctic Olympics, Alice in Wonderland, Space Academy, The Smurfs, Party Playland and Lunarscape.
How many players can join a VR session?
Up to 6 players per session. Sessions run 30–60 minutes at $30–40 per person.
Does CipherX Delta have zombie or horror VR games?
Yes, for older players. Mission Z and Mission Z 2 are 13+ zombie titles, Don’t Scream is a 13+ horror title, and Insanity: The Haunting is listed at 14+.
Is the VR library the same at Coquitlam?
No. Delta runs VEX VR Adventures and Spawnpoint titles with haptic vests, while CipherX Coquitlam runs HeroZone games. There are 55+ games across both locations.
Pick your games, round up to 6 players and book free-roam VR at CipherX Delta. Questions about a title? Call Delta at (604) 591-6544.