Esport, or electronic sports, is a form of competition in which players compete against each other in video games. Unlike traditional sports, which require physical activity, esport focuses on skills such as strategy, coordination and reflexes. Competitions often take place online or in arenas packed with spectators, and players can be professionals, earning a living from their performances.
From the beginning, Bigger Inside has done everything possible to give its competitive experiences every chance to become regular practices
A competitive game never ends, just as football or rugby remain the same sports, without losing public appeal for decades.
By encouraging competition, you will build a loyal community of players who will be the best ambassadors for your leisure venue.
Our experiences merge traditional sports and esports. These activities are both physical and video game-based. Players run, crouch, and move a lot during a game, while using game mechanics and video game elements that are impossible to achieve outside of a virtual universe.
Just like a classic sport, you create a meeting place for training sessions and competitions (tournaments, events...), and allow users to extend the moment thanks to the food & beverage area, thus increasing the average spend.
In addition to the infinite re-playability of a competitive experience, it's the improvement in performance that motivates players to go from occasional to regular. The feeling of progression is a tremendous driver, fuelled by the reward of seeing one's stats improve.
Our experiences merge traditional sports and esports. These activities are both physical and video game-based. Players run, crouch, and move a lot during a game, while using game mechanics and video game elements that are impossible to achieve outside of a virtual universe.
Just like a classic sport, you create a meeting place for training sessions and competitions (tournaments, events...), and allow users to extend the moment thanks to the food & beverage area, thus increasing the average spend.
In addition to the infinite re-playability of a competitive experience, it's the improvement in performance that motivates players to go from occasional to regular. The feeling of progression is a tremendous driver, fuelled by the reward of seeing one's stats improve.
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