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Malaysia’s First Alpha Ops Motion VR Experience Arrives at MetaPark Lot 10

· MetaPark Lot 10, Bukit Bintang · Malaysia
Complete Alpha Ops motion-platform VR machine illuminated in neon blue and magenta at MetaPark Lot 10

In September 2025, MetaPark brought Malaysia’s first Alpha Ops motion VR experience to Lot 10, Bukit Bintang. Its moving platform placed players inside a fast-paced first-person shooting adventure while friends could watch the action on a public screen.

The game featured four stages and could take more than 20 minutes to complete. Friends and passers-by could follow each mission on the public display, turning every round into a shared spectacle rather than a private VR session.

First-time players who reached the high-score challenge stood a chance to win a special prize, while qualifying purchases above RM100 included opportunities to experience the game. During its soft launch alone, more than 500 players stepped forward to test the attraction.

Alpha Ops was MetaPark’s way of thanking the supporters who had grown with us. It also carried a simple promise: whenever visitors return, there should always be another experience waiting to surprise them.

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About MetaPark Lot 10

MetaPark Lot 10 is part of the company’s original Bukit Bintang story, connecting arcade entertainment and collectible discovery with a central Kuala Lumpur shopping destination. Lot 10’s official MetaPark listing describes entertainment for visitors of different ages, including arcade and virtual games. That setting gives an immersive attraction a public audience beyond the person playing. Friends, families and people exploring the mall can encounter the experience together as part of a wider city-centre visit.

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Evidence: Founder-confirmed first Alpha Ops motion-platform installation in Malaysia, gameplay, purchase benefits and soft-launch participation figures; official Lot 10 listing supports venue context.. Source 1