A new machine from VRLeo, with three VRKiwi-published games included, makes its debut in Orlando.

VRKiwi is teaming up with VRLeo to launch LeoRealm, a new self-service VR arcade, at IAAPA Expo 2026. VRLeo designed and built the machine, and VRKiwi brought three of its VR games to the platform. The result is a ready-to-play arcade experience for venues that want to add VR without a staffed VR station.

IAAPA Expo runs November 16-20 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, with the show floor open November 17-20. It is one of the largest annual gatherings for the global attractions industry. That makes it a fitting stage for a machine built for arcades, entertainment centers, and other venues.

Redefining arcade VR together

VR has always been a great fit for arcades, but running it day to day is demanding. Headsets need handling, cleaning, and attention between every player. LeoRealm is built to take that work off the operator.

  • Automatic headset handling. The headset lowers into position for play and returns automatically when the session ends.
  • Self-disinfection. The machine cleans both the headset and the controllers on its own.
  • Multiple games in one machine. Players can choose from several VR experiences at a single arcade cabinet.
  • Easy to operate. LeoRealm is designed for safe, engaging play and simple daily operation.

The machine is built on U.S. patented technology developed by VRLeo.

Three VRKiwi games included

Every LeoRealm arcade ships with three VRKiwi-published titles, covering very different play styles:

  • Ashen Arrows, a Norse-themed archery game
  • Operation Serpens, an action shooter
  • Stilt, a VR platformer

“VRKiwi has always focused on bringing great VR games to as many players as possible,” said Samuel Kuosmanen, CEO of VRKiwi. “LeoRealm opens up a new way to do that, putting our games in front of people in arcades, where anyone can walk up and play.” 

See LeoRealm at IAAPA Expo

Attendees can see LeoRealm in person at IAAPA Expo 2026 in Orlando. Operators and venue owners can also reach VRLeo directly at 833-875-3687, or learn more at leorealm.com.

About VRKiwi
VRKiwi is a VR game studio and publisher. Our first VR game Cave Digger, is a mining classic followed by Cave Digger 2: Dig Harder. Since then we’ve also helped port and publish several other great games to different VR platforms including Pirates VR: Jolly Roger, Stilt and Towers & Powers.

About VRLeo
VRLeo is based in Los Angeles and develops the LeoRealm self-service VR arcade. More at leorealm.com.

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