Museum of Games and Computers of the Past — Attraction in Wrocław

Book tickets before you go and be aware that entry is in the exact time frame of your ticket. If you show up at the exact start time say 12, you have 1 hour 45 min. If you show up 12:30 you have 30 minutes less. Thats enough time and work a one time visit. The price is reasonable as well.

They say there are about 40 playable games setup. There are a few arcade style, home systems, and computer systems. There’s even an old pong game but the screen is not really playable - maybe it’s has a bad connection.

The Pit Fighter arcade game cabinet is setup strangely which is confusing for kids. There are 3 joysticks on the cabinet. Only the left two work, the middle joystick is the player on the left and the left joystick is the player in the right. The game itself is not Pit Fighter but Tekken which is a good thing as the game is better. The street fighter machine has a smaller than usual screen in the cabinet however it was still fun to play.

There’s a donkey Kong game where you play drums and clap your hands as the controller which was interesting to play.

A few of the systems has some error messages in the screen or weren’t ready to play.

The lady who works at the front could be more welcoming. It would make more sense to have a gamer work here - maybe a student would...

Our visit to the museum was a fascinating journey into the world of nineties gaming. We had the chance to play classic games like Street Fighter, Mortal Kombat, and Aladdin on the original PCs and consoles from that era. The collection also featured several arcade machines, adding to the authentic retro experience.

Despite its relatively small size, the museum was packed with activities that kept us engaged for the entire 1 hour and 45 minutes of our visit. The highlight was undoubtedly the Duck Hunt game, where we could use a gun-shaped controller that accurately shot at the ducks on the screen. It was incredibly fun and brought back many childhood memories.

Additionally, the museum showcased a fascinating array of old PCs and other technical equipment, providing a glimpse into the technological advancements of the past.

The museum offers a delightful blend of interactive fun and historical insight (mostly in polish), making it a must-visit for gaming enthusiasts and tech history...

Cool place for your nostalgia if you are old enough or to show younger gens how people used to play games. Some machines didn't work, and choice of games could be much better but liked the vibe a lot: so much different tellys. Now everything is flat and looks the same. Some machines need description thou; realize people go there to mostly play games but myself would have more details about what is shown.

Specially enjoyed wall with old handhelds. Friend with his son had lot of fun, can't complaint about anything in particular, they even have some old games magazines.

Get your buddies, kids and better halfs and enjoy your time....