Created by French immersive specialists Eclipso in collaboration with Small Creative, the two multi-user experiences invite visitors to step directly inside some of history’s most iconic moments. Far from passive exhibitions, these are fully interactive journeys in which guests move through richly reconstructed digital worlds, sharing the adventure with up to 24 participants at a time.

Titanic – Echoes of the Past plunges viewers deep beneath the Atlantic to the wreck of the ill-fated liner before transporting them back to the ship’s final hours in 1912. Participants explore everything from the engine room and third-class cabins to the famed Grand Staircase, culminating in the dramatic moment the iceberg appears on the horizon. It’s an atmospheric and surprisingly emotional retelling of one of history’s most enduring tragedies.

Meanwhile, Gladiator – Legendary Arena swaps Edwardian elegance for ancient brutality, transporting visitors to imperial Rome at the height of its power. Beginning in the bustling streets of the empire’s capital, the experience leads through the underbelly of Roman society before culminating in the mighty Colosseum, where guests witness the spectacle and savagery of gladiatorial combat from the heart of the arena itself.

Both productions combine entertainment with historical education, developed with input from researchers to ensure authenticity in their reconstructions. Enhanced by physical set pieces within the venue itself—including a Titanic bow installation and Colosseum-inspired walls—the experience extends beyond the headset, making Art Box Metaverse one of Warsaw’s most ambitious cultural-tech attractions.

With each show lasting around 45 minutes, the experiences offer a compelling blend of blockbuster storytelling, cutting-edge technology and historical insight—proving that history lessons are far more memorable when you can stand inside them.