Fans of Netflix’s KPop Demon Hunters will soon be able to join HUNTR/X on their own demon-hunting mission. Immersive Gamebox is teaming up with Netflix to launch a new group gaming experience in January 2027, bringing the characters, music and locations from KPop Demon Hunters into an interactive setting.
Designed for groups of two to six players, the 60-minute experience will let participants create personalised avatars from the animated movie, explore a Seoul-inspired world and work together to restore the Honmoon.
When does the KPop Demon Hunters Immersive Gamebox experience launch?
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The gaming experience is scheduled to open in January 2027. An exact launch date has not yet been announced.
Tickets are expected to go on sale in December 2026, with limited quantities available during the first release. Fans can join the online waitlist to receive priority access before general ticket sales begin.
What is the KPop Demon Hunters Immersive Gamebox experience?
The new attraction is a 60-minute, team-based game inspired by the Netflix animated film. Players will create their own personalised ‘Superfan’ avatars before stepping into a Seoul-inspired setting and joining HUNTR/X on a mission to protect and restore the Honmoon.
Rumi, Mira and Zoey will guide players through a series of interactive challenges inspired by the film’s music, characters and memorable moments. Derpy, the film’s tiger character, will also appear in the experience. The gameplay centres on teamwork, with participants moving through different activities and working together to defeat demons. Rather than simply watching scenes from the film, players will become part of the action.
The experience uses motion-tracking technology and interactive room features to turn players’ movements into part of the gameplay. Unlike traditional video games, it does not require handheld controllers or bulky virtual reality goggles.
Its key features include:
- 3D motion tracking: Tracks players’ movements as they participate in challenges.
- Projection mapping: Brings visual elements of the game into the physical space.
- Touch-sensitive walls: Allows participants to interact directly with their surroundings.
- Spatial audio: Adds an immersive sound experience inspired by the film.
- Lightweight motion-tracking headwear: Helps track movements without the need for traditional VR goggles.
Together, these features allow groups to move, react and solve challenges as a team, with music and familiar elements from the film incorporated into the experience.
How many players can play the game?
The Immersive Gamebox experience is designed for two to six players, and each session lasts approximately 60 minutes.
The group format makes it suitable for friends and families who want to take part in a shared activity. Immersive Gamebox is also offering special rates for KPop Demon Hunters-themed birthday parties, although specific packages and prices have not been announced.
How much do KPop Demon Hunters Immersive Gamebox tickets cost?
Ticket prices for the new gaming experience have not yet been confirmed. Tickets are expected to go on sale in December 2026, with the first wave available in limited quantities.
Fans can join the online waitlist to access the First Light Pass, which reportedly includes early ticket access, special discounts and official collectibles. Referring three friends to the waitlist also unlocks an additional 48-hour early-access window, on top of the 24-hour priority period offered to waitlist members.
Where can you play the KPop Demon Hunters Immersive Gamebox game?
Immersive Gamebox operates venues across the US and UK, including locations in major US markets such as New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Atlanta, Dallas and Seattle. Its UK venues include London, Liverpool and Manchester.
However, the company has not confirmed the complete list of locations that will host the KPop Demon Hunters experience. Fans should check with their nearest Immersive Gamebox venue for availability as the launch approaches.
(Hero and featured image credit: Immersive Gamebox/Instagram)
Note : The information in this article is accurate as of the date of publication.
