Terragame Center

Terragame Center is a Belgian developer and operator of location-based virtual reality experiences, also credited as Terragame Studio and Terragame. Founded in 2017 by brothers Sophian and Ismaël Bhiri, the company combines original software, purpose-built equipment and physical environments to create cooperative adventures in which players move freely through spaces that match the virtual world.

Its approach centres on hyper-virtual reality, with real walls, doorways, corridors, windows and furniture corresponding directly to their digital counterparts. Rather than interacting only with virtual scenery, participants encounter physical objects positioned to support the experience. The company develops both the experiences and the equipment that connects these physical and digital environments.

Physical spaces, virtual adventures

Players wear untethered headsets connected to computing backpacks and explore together in squads of up to six. Optical tracking follows their movement, while custom-engineered weapons and props provide physical interaction. Weapon kickback, localised wind, vibrations and temperature effects add sensory feedback to the action. Terragame has developed experiences for arenas ranging from 400 to 1,000 square metres, adapting the virtual layout to the available physical space.

The studio debuted with Le Manoir des Damnés in 2017, a cooperative horror and action experience. Its subsequent catalogue includes La Route des Damnés and the family-oriented fantasy adventure Magic : Les Apprentis Sorciers. These productions extend its approach across zombie survival, action and spellcasting experiences.

Development and entertainment operations

Terragame combines experience creation with the operation of public attractions. Its work encompasses software development, interactive hardware, physical play-space preparation and sensor calibration. Alongside its hyper-VR adventures, it offers a dedicated VR arcade, private events and corporate team-building activities, as well as licensing and franchise opportunities.

Following an expansion into additional Belgian venues and France between 2019 and 2022, the company consolidated its operations. As of November 2026, its activities focus on its flagship in Spy, in Belgium’s Namur province, combining internal development with public gaming experiences.