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E - ZERO IS AN AIRSOFT GAME RUN BY RIF AIRSOFT FOR 4 TO 16 PLAYERS, IN 100 ACRES OF WOODLAND. 

 

WITH A CLEAR STORY LINE AND RULES, PLAYERS MAY, USING THEIR SKILLS TO COLLECT POINTS, INFILTRATE AND EXFILTRATE ENEMY CONTROLLED AREAS, CONDUCT MISSIONS, GATHER INTELLIGENCE AND SABOTAGE THE ENEMIES WAR EFFORT IN "STAND ALONE" SCENARIOS.

 


 RIF Airsoft runs its games with the intention of creating a more in depth Airsoft game world than is usual.
 
Which is why E - ZERO has been developed.
 
Within E - ZERO, the two (or more) teams are meant to reflect the organisations established during the Second World War, as these organisations have now been reactivated to fight the secret battles with Unknown Earth forces.
 
E - ZERO  troops (S.O.E. Jedburgs and Z Force, etc) would appear as modern allied forces and Unknown Earth players would be seen as Axis troops updated.
 
However, battles will be fought on Earths where almost any historical background is possible, so imagination is the only limit.
 

By using a game world where any mixture of uniforms and equipment can appear together, it becomes possible to create a strong, colourful background, giving the players the opportunity to immerse themselves in the game.
 
Although E - ZERO has some similarities to full LARP (Live Action Role Playing) it is still AIRSOFT and very much a sport.
 
Winning and losing is based on point scoring, achieved by shooting enemy players and reaching successfully (or not) predefined goals.

Players do not take on a pre-generated character (as in LARP) but if a player chooses to appear as a British or American soldier (or any other nationality) then it would certainly add to the game if they attempted to play within that role.
 
To aid game play, promote the story line and enhance the players experience we are lookig to provide a full theatrical environment with the use of props, smoke and fog machines and portable buildings.
 
This is an attempt to create mobile stage sets that we can place at any point within the game arena.  These modular stage settings, allow us to use the entire game area instead of just a few places over and over again,  it also allows us (when the story calls for it) the ability to change the game area within the same game day.