Good but under-staffed arcade with some non-functional machines. Skip the overly complex mini-golf and bring earplugs if you're going near the go-karts.

Arcade: 3 stars Ropes course: 3 stars Laser tag: 5 stars Mini golf: 2 stars

This is a great concept for an amusement center that doesn't quite work due to essential parts of the system breaking.

Reception: The card machines are straightforward but several have visual glitches where you can't see the whole screen. The reception staff were very efficient. EDIT: forgot to add that you need to register to get cards to do anything, which takes about 3 mins/person. I get the rationale, but it's hard to do that with small kids who want to rush in and play.

Arcade: The arcade is pretty classy. Good layout, good variety of games. But when I got there at opening, there were several that were clearly non-functional but not labeled as such (see pictures).

Mini golf: You can't see the mini-golf when you walk in, and I would have skipped it if I'd understood how it works. You register each member of your party at a kiosk and get a chipped putter. The process takes about 1 minute per person. Then at each hole, you register your putter by holding it up to a sensor. Your score gets automatically tracked, and you get extra points for trick shots.

That's great in theory.

In reality, no one's putter was recognized by the machines in my party of seven, so we all had to re-register. Then at random one of them stopped working on hole 4. They can't fix it individually - they would have to reset the entire group. We didn't have time for that, so we opted to just have one person sit out the round.

They ran out of golf balls while we were there, and other groups also had issues with the putters. The poor staff had no idea how to fix anything and had to find a supervisor to retreive balls from one of the holes.

In addition, the mini golf is right next to the SCREECHING go-kart track. It's seriously amazing how loud it is. Bring ear plugs.

Laser tag: I played a round of laser tag with my two kids in a battle royale. It's a big enough space to be interesting, the music is good, and all of the equipment functioned. That's all I ask for when it comes to laser tag!

Ropes course: They've figured out a way to make this almost entirely unsupervised. An attendant hooks the kid up with a harness, and there's a system of slotted tracks to let them go through various obstacles while being able to walk past each other. Seemed fine, but it's kind of small. The kids enjoyed it for about 15 minutes.