Mountain Warfare is browser-based, but the player device still needs a Bluetooth path to the Recoil blaster. GPS is optional unless you want map features.
Use a modern browser with Web Bluetooth support. The player client handles Game ID entry, hardware connection, lobby, and live HUD directly in the browser.
Safari does not expose Web Bluetooth to the player client. On iOS, use a browser that provides Web Bluetooth support such as Bluefy.
The admin and account tools do not need to connect to a blaster. A normal modern browser on a phone, tablet, or computer is enough.
The spectator dashboard can run on a larger browser display for players or guests watching the field.
The player experience works without sharing a location. The map simply has less information.
Used by the phone to communicate with the Recoil blaster.
Needed only when you want the teammate/spectator GPS map to show the player position.
The QR is scanned using the phone or browser’s normal QR workflow before entering the game client.
Players join a Game ID using their player name and PIN; they do not need a customer organizer account.
Browser Bluetooth behavior varies by platform. Connect one player device, grant the permissions you plan to use, and verify the blaster before rolling the setup out to the whole field.
Request a Game ID and get the organizer tools that sit around the player hardware.
Choose the Game ID your players will use. It becomes active after approval.