Both launched in 2026, taking Valo Motion's product line from three to five attractions. Operators can play them at booths #S5487 and #S5688 in Orlando, November 17 to 20.
Valo Motion, the Finnish maker of ValoArena, ValoClimb, and ValoJump, has signed its first orders for Groundfall and will show Groundfall and ValoBoard to US operators for the first time at IAAPA Expo 2026 in Orlando.
GROUNDFALL
Groundfall turns the most-played game on the mixed-reality playground ValoArena into a new standalone attraction. It has no floor sensors or LED floor tiles, which means fewer components to maintain. Sessions last 2.5 to 3 minutes for 4 to 10 players, and the largest configuration moves up to 200 players an hour at full capacity. With 19 configurations from 215 to 527 sq ft (20 to 49 m²) and a 9'2" (2.8 m) ceiling, Groundfall fits into an existing floor plan without major construction.
VALOBOARD
ValoBoard is Valo Motion's first attraction with a physical controller. Riders steer, aim, and dodge by shifting their weight on a tilt board, while full-body tracking puts them inside the game. It fits 161 sq ft (15 m²) under an 8'11" (2.7 m) ceiling, runs unattended, and moves up to 70 to 74 riders an hour in gated admission with Rush Hour mode. ValoBoard launches with three games for ages 6 and up.
"Both run without an attendant and fit into a few hundred square feet, so operators can add revenue without adding staff or floor space," said Dr. Raine Kajastila, CEO and founder of Valo Motion.
Valo Motion, now in its 10th year, has sold more than 2,000 units to over 1,100 locations in more than 80 countries worldwide and 38 US states. The team will run live demos of ValoArena 4-player, Groundfall and ValoBoard at booths #S5487 and #S5688 throughout the show.
Media contact: Prakhar Sharma, prakhar@valomotion.com
