Big Games

Action that never stops...

Big games are great - completing Scenario based missions on a 70+ acre field is more fun and challenging than a regular game. The fields are complete with forts and a village. The action in a big game never stops - it´s one on-going game. Click on the name of the game to see photographs.

Normandy Landing

Dien Bien Phu

Battle of the Bulge

Battle Cry

La Drang Campaign

Counter Strike

Santa VS Grinch!

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

Planning Ahead: pre-game advice

1. Buying your tickets in advance means you save money, it also helps the field estimate the number of players.
2. Get your equipment in working condition and CO2 tank filled before the big game to save time and keep the tank warm to reduce problems that cold CO2 might cause your gun.
3. Mark your name on everything. Equipment and clothing get mixed up. This is also your best line of defense against theft.
4. Plan to arrive 30 to 45 minutes before the scheduled safety brief.
5. Make sure to have directions printed out.
6. Make sure to have a waiver filled out or have someone 18 or older to sign for you (if you yourself are not 18+).

Things to Bring

1. Your ticket and a signed waiver.
2. All your equipment (especially barrel plug or cover and mask).
3. Appropriate clothing for the season.
4. A cooler to protect your paint from heat, cold and humidity which degrades them.
5. A little extra money. (Paint is $15 for 500 balls, and $60 for a case of 2000).

Listen To The Brief! It explains the objectives of the scenario, and safety concerns. Follow all rules of the field you are on. When in Rome do as the Romans...

Unique rules to Hogback

• 20 foot minimum engagements-no bunkering.
• Live players stay off roads-No cheap dead mans walk.
• Stay out of the others teams spawn tape line of defense.