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Inside Corby’s Odyssey VR Gaming Club: Two Hours of Multiplayer VR, Console and Retro Play for Kids

A focused guide to Odyssey VR’s Gaming Club sessions in Corby — what kids do in two-hour sessions, when they run, who it’s for, and how to book.

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Inside Corby’s Odyssey VR Gaming Club: Two Hours of Multiplayer VR, Console and Retro Play for Kids.

Duration

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Location

Corby

Operator

Odyssey VR

Outing Highlights

THE VR ARENA

Over 28 multiplayer VR experiences

Odyssey VR’s Gaming Club gives young players access to a large roster of multiplayer VR games — action, adventure and party-style titles — allowing repeated play and team-based sessions within the two-hour club window.

THE CONSOLE CORNER

Xbox Game Pass titles and modern console play

Alongside VR, the club includes a dedicated console area stocked with Xbox titles from Game Pass, so members can switch between immersive VR and contemporary console multiplayer during each session.

THE RETRO LOUNGE

PS1 & Sega Mega Drive classics

The venue preserves gaming history with a retro section featuring PS1 and Sega Mega Drive favourites, offering a varied experience that mixes modern VR thrills with nostalgic classics.

What the day feels like

What the session feels like

Sessions are social and fast-paced: kids arrive for a two-hour block, move between multiplayer VR stations, the console corner and retro setups, compete or cooperate in timed games, and spend the evening meeting peers while trying a range of formats and genres under staff supervision.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who gets the most from the Gaming Club — and who should look elsewhere.

Kids aged 8–14This club is built for children in this exact age range, offering age-appropriate VR, console and retro gaming in supervised sessions.

Parents seeking structured activitiesFamilies looking for a two-hour, staffed, social activity that blends entertainment with supervised play will find this well-suited to an evening outing.

Young VR enthusiastsPlayers who want to try multiple multiplayer VR titles in one visit will benefit from the breadth of VR options on offer during club sessions.

Players who like varietyThose who want a mix of modern console gaming and retro titles as well as VR will appreciate the tripartite setup of the club.

Practical planner

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Timing & session length

Sessions run Wednesdays and Sundays from 18:00 to 20:00; each session is two hours long and priced at £25 per session.

What to bring

No personal gaming hardware is required — the club provides access to VR games, consoles and retro setups as part of the session.

Location & booking

The Gaming Club is held at Odyssey VR in Corby; booking is required and can be made by calling 01536 645549.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

What ages is the Gaming Club for?

The club is intended for kids aged 8–14.

When are the sessions held?

Sessions run on Wednesdays and Sundays from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM.

How much does each session cost?

Each two-hour session costs £25.

What kinds of games are available?

Members can access more than 28 multiplayer VR games, Xbox Game Pass titles in the console corner, and PS1 and Sega Mega Drive retro favourites.

Where and how do I book a place?

Bookings are handled by Odyssey VR in Corby; call 01536 645549 to secure a space.

Can kids mix between VR, console and retro games during a session?

Yes — the club format allows participants to rotate through VR, console and retro areas during the two-hour session.