The Interactive Football Challenge at £345 - also called Fast Feet or Elite Skills Arena - is a football reaction game where players kick at a wall of wireless LED targets, with three built-in game modes and a digital leaderboard. It needs a 12ft by 12ft space and a trained operator runs it for up to three hours. The two archery arenas - the full Interactive Archery Arena at £499 and the Compact version at £375 - are inflatable setups where two players fire safe foam-tipped arrows at IPS targets that light up in sequence, with electronic scoring and games lasting 30 to 60 seconds. Both need about 15ft by 15ft of floor space and work indoors and outdoors.

There are three basketball options at different price points. The UNIS Elite arcade basketball at £495 is a commercial single-hoop machine by Universal Space with a 49-inch LCD backboard, electronic hoop-height adjustment for children and adults, and a fitness mode alongside the standard scoring game. The Double Shot at £175 is a two-player head-to-head unit with twin hoops and an LED scoreboard, battery powered so no cables needed, handling up to 60 players an hour. And the Inflatable Basketball Shootout at £295 is a 16ft-tall red and black inflatable with four shooting lanes, up to four players at once and around 80 players an hour - it's an outdoor game or one for a sports hall with the headroom.

The Racing Car Simulator at £495 is a pair of linked Playseat WRC rigs with Logitech force-feedback wheels and Samsung screens, so two drivers race the same track head-to-head. It comes with staff for up to three hours and the rigs can be branded for your stand. The Segway Experience from £595 gives you two Segway X2s, a trained instructor and a coned course - battery powered with no generator needed, up to 20 riders per Segway per hour, and it needs an outdoor area of at least 20m by 40m. The Surf Simulator at £345 is a motorised board on a tilting base inside a blue inflatable wave surround - the same mechanism as a rodeo bull but with a surf theme, a digital timer for leaderboards, and a trained operator who adjusts the speed to suit the rider.

We hire out two nine-hole courses. The 9 Hole Crazy Golf at £349 is a portable course built from interlocking turf tiles with foam obstacles - spiral ramps, chicanes, a volcano cone - and putters in adult and child sizes. The holes slot together however the space wants them, in a line, a U-shape or spread along a path. The Mini Golf 9 Hole at £495 is the freestanding version with solid raised side walls and 3D themed obstacles - windmill, castle, loop-the-loop, zigzag blockers - each hole about 8 to 10ft long. Both come with a gazebo, feather flags and scorecards, and neither needs power.

This is the games-room end of the range. A 7ft DynamicAir air hockey table at £350 with full-perimeter LED lighting in four colours and a brandable skirt - we've done it for GitHub and ETF Stream. A full-size Butterfly table tennis at £245, the weatherproof outdoor version on wheels, no power needed. A commercial football table at £295 with chrome steel rods and red and blue moulded players, also called a foosball table or table soccer. A 7ft commercial pool table at £650 with a slate bed, green baize and free play. A 9ft shuffle board at £495 with eight pucks and pushers, the classic pub game where you slide weighted pucks down a waxed table. And a darts fun fair game at £295, the traditional fairground side stall where three darts and a score under 20 wins.

The UNIS Bowl Master at £445 is a compact arcade bowling lane where you roll a real ball down a short wooden lane and the pins fall on a screen at the far end. Sensors in the lane read the speed and line of the ball, up to six players can play through together, and it's set to free play so nobody's feeding in coins. The footprint is about 3.8ft by 2.3ft with 6.2ft of height, so it fits on most exhibition stands or in a function room. We ran it on a stand at ACC Liverpool and at a corporate party at Bramall Lane.

Everything delivered in our own vehicles by our own team - set up, tested and ready before guests arrive, collected after, with no third-party couriers in the chain.

Full £5 million public liability insurance as standard, with indemnity to principal cover when our staff are supplied. Risk assessments and method statements emailed to you or your venue before the event.

The interactive football, archery arenas, surf simulator, segway experience and racing simulators all come with trained staff as standard. Optional attendants available for any other game if you'd rather your team focused on the event.

Custom branding on cabinets, wraps, panels, skirts and backboards, handled by our own team. Printed before the event, fitted on site, removed afterwards.

Most electronic games run from a standard 13A socket. Several need no power at all - the Double Shot basketball runs on its own battery, the table tennis, football table, pool table, shuffle board and crazy golf need nothing. Generators supplied where there's no mains on site.

Risk assessments, method statements and insurance certificates emailed to you or your venue before the event. Corporate invoicing with payment terms available.