The concept is simple. The floor is made up of illuminated tiles that react to players’ movements. Depending on the game, you may need to avoid certain colors, collect others, memorize sequences, or compete against your friends.

It’s easy to understand, but it can get competitive very quickly.

Pixel Games offers different game modes that test your speed, reflexes, memory, and strategy.

In Pixel, for example, the goal is to step on the blue tiles while avoiding the red ones. As the level progresses, you need to become faster and more precise.

Pixel Man follows a similar concept, but with an added challenge: some of the red tiles move across the floor and chase you, forcing you to constantly adjust your movements.

For those who enjoy a little competition, Pixel VS lets players go head-to-head to see who can achieve the best score.

In Color Battle, each player is assigned a color and must step on as many matching tiles as possible before time runs out.

In Switch, a color appears and players need to quickly move to the correct area. Switch Extreme adds a memory challenge, as players must remember the location of the tiles before they disappear.

These games are easy to explain, so you can start playing almost right away, even if it’s your first time trying Pixel Games.

The interactive floor isn’t only about speed.

In Memory, players watch a sequence of illuminated tiles and then try to reproduce it correctly.

Labyrinth challenges players to find their way across the floor while collecting the correct tiles.

And in High Score Hunt, every move matters: blue tiles earn points, while red tiles take them away. You’ll have to decide how much risk you’re willing to take to improve your score.

Some game modes are especially fun when played with others.

Sprint VS turns the floor into a fast-paced competition where players move across the space to collect as many points as possible.

Pixel Games also offers experiences inspired by classic video games, including ATARI titles adapted for the interactive floor.

These include PONG, Dominos, and Missile Command, reimagined so they’re played through movement instead of with a controller.

The competitive side of Pixel Games gets everyone involved, making it a great option for groups of friends, birthday parties, and corporate events.

It’s also a great choice for anyone looking for an indoor activity on Montreal’s North Shore, especially if you want to get moving without doing a traditional sports activity.

Come discover Pixel Games at TAG and see who has the fastest reflexes.