Airsoft community and game-day utility

Airsoft game days, organized.

Find nearby games, compare field rules and prices, join squads, manage gear, and keep a private record of every game day.

Next game

New field events will appear here as they are posted.

What we do

One place for discovery, coordination, and your player history.

Discover games

Browse open play, milsim, CQB, and night games before you commit.

Compare fields

Check admission, rentals, age rules, FPS limits, joules, and MED.

Coordinate teams

Share games with squads and see which friends are planning to go.

Track your season

Keep your armory, loadouts, game history, stats, and achievements private.

Around you

Games, prices, and teams worth checking first.

Airverse surfaces nearby games, field admission, rental info, and public squads so players can decide where to play without digging through scattered posts.

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Field pricesDirectory
D14 AirsoftSilverado, CA
$25 entry
Hollywood SportsBellflower, CA
$35 entry
SC VillageCorona, CA
$30 entry
Public teams

Public squad listings will appear here.

Game-day flow

From deciding where to play to logging the day afterward.

Airverse is organized around the actual loop players repeat every week: discover a game, understand the field, coordinate with people, play, then keep the record.

01Find the right game

Browse upcoming open play, CQB, milsim, and night sessions by date, field, price, and format.

02Check the field details

Review admission, rentals, age guidance, FPS limits, joules, MED, and field-specific notes.

03RSVP and coordinate

Mark yourself going, share the event with a squad, and see which friends are also planning to play.

04Record the day

Add the game to your history, track hours and fields played, and build a private season record.

Built for the community

Useful for solo players, established squads, and field communities.

Airverse keeps public discovery simple while giving members a personal space for planning, gear, history, and privacy. The public side stays easy to browse; the signed-in side becomes specific to the player.

Players

Find where to play this weekend, compare prices, understand field rules, and keep your own history.

Squads

Maintain rosters, share upcoming games, coordinate plans, and keep the group moving together.

Fields

Make events, admission, rentals, and safety limits easier for players to find before they arrive.

Private by default

Your profile, armory, and game history belong to you.

Airverse is built around player ownership. Personal history, armory items, loadouts, squads, friends, and profile details start private unless you choose otherwise.

Public pages are for discovery: events, fields, prices, rules, and community activity. Member pages focus on your plans and your records.

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Questions

What players usually want to know first.

Do I need an account to browse?

No. Public games and fields can be browsed without signing in. An account is needed for RSVP, squads, friends, armory, history, and settings.

Does Airverse take payments?

No. Event registration and payment stay with the field or organizer. Airverse links out when a field has its own registration page.

Can I use it just for my own records?

Yes. Your game history, loadouts, achievements, privacy settings, and account controls live in the member area.

What does location do?

Location is only used when you start it from the page, so nearby games can be sorted by distance. It is not required to browse.

Member area

After sign-in, Airverse becomes your personal game-day home.

The private area focuses on your next games, squad plans, friends, messages, armory, loadouts, game history, privacy controls, and account settings.

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