What is HADO?


HADO is the world's first augmented reality sport, played on a 10x6m court,

with up to 3 players on each team. Shoot orbs of energy at your opponents

through actions in the real world, picked up by sensors worn on your wrist and head.


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Enjoy the same benefits as traditional sports

In an exciting, familiar environment

Down time


HADO is a great way to take a mental break away from work or school, make new friends, and have fun!

Physical Activity


With the immersion of AR technology, the players move around to the same capacity to other sports, gaining benefits from intense physical activity, and developing co-ordination skills.

Community

 

Develop your teamwork, articulation and make friends with like-minded people.

The modes



Our Player Vs Player mode is the mode played in the flourishing competitive scene.


Teams of up to 3 go head-to-head in 80 second games -     usually in a best of 3 format. The team with the most KO's at the end of each game wins.


Teams compete both on a regional level, and also on the international stage at the yearly HADO World Cup.

Battle against monsters and save the world!


Each boss is unique to battle against, and some require you to fight through a wave of minions first.


You have 120 seconds to defeat the monsters with up to 4 players.

The HADO Brighton Centre

Opening in January, 2023, the HBC has become the home of all HADO in the southeast of England.


All of our services currently take place here, from our after school club, all the way up to our tournaments that we host for regional teams!


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Don't take our word for it, hear what our customers have said!

“It's just a lot of fun, it's safe for the children, and it's also nice for the parent as well”


Watch Jenny's interview

“I brought my grandaughter to the birthday party and i've been completely blown away by what good fun it is!”

"I would reccomend it to anybody"


Watch Nina's interview

“It was fun, and quite a workout aswell”

"No matter age; sex; gender; whatever; anyone can play"


Watch Tom's interview

“They've played a tournament, the kids have enjoyed it, everyone got to participate, and it was a wonderful mix of technology and physical activity”


Watch Paul's interview

"THE FUTURE OF SPORTS"
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