Growing up in the 80’s, when I saw this mentioned in the Branson tourism guide, I marked this down as a place I wanted to check out. When you arrive, there are essentially two sections, one has arcade games, and the other side has other games such as pinball and foosball. For the arcade side, you just pay $12 per person and then you get unlimited play on any of the machines, so we did that. The person at the front desk was friendly and was happy to address any questions. They had a large selection of machines and the games most people have heard of were there, such as Pac-Man, Space Invaders, Donkey Kong, and so on. However, they had other games I completely forgot about but still loved playing as a kid, like Moon Patrol, Pole Position, and Pengo. The great thing about this is since there is no time limit and it’s all one price, you can ‘experiment’ and try games you never of heard of or try crazy moves on games you are familiar with because if you fail, then you just play a new game. My fourteen year old still had a good time, despite not being familiar with 80% of the games. There were a couple of machines that were out of order, but it didn’t really impact our play. My wife enjoyed it as well and she just spent most of the time playing Tetris. They also have other nice things such as they have a large ‘boombox’ playing classic tunes and there was a separate tv that showed 80’s movies as well. We were there for probably 60-90 minutes before moving on. We definitely got our money’s worth but more importantly, it brought back some good memories so that is what is most important.I just hope this place survives since the main population that played these games is only getting older and older, and I just found out a similar type of arcade near my hometown just closed down due to a lack of customers. If we come back to Branson, this will be on our list again!

Great family fun on a Saturday night, went in to check it out and closed it down! Loved the 80’s as a kid and this brought back many memories!

A fun throwback to the entertainment of the 80s with pinball games, arcade cabinet games, air hockey and “living rooms” with TVs and VHS tapes to play.

The only place in Branson our 10 year old boys asked to go to twice. Cheap fun for family.

If you like pinball machines and old school video games this is the place for you. I was expecting the Delorian to show up at any time.