Boss Battle Games — Attraction in Indianapolis

Boss Battle Games arcade is the product of a husband and wife with a passion for gaming and an incredible work ethic. For some crazy reason, they decided to share their amazing arcade cabinet collection with the world. This isn't 30 rows of claw games and skee-ball. This is a HUGE personal collection of retro, rare, and current gaming options. All of your favorite console games are available too, with tournaments for smash bros and street fighter happening all the time. There is plenty of space to chill also, with a large selection of table-top games as well.

The owners of Boss Battle Games have personally helped grow and solidify the local competitive smash bros community.

If you have any interest in video games/table games and you are nearby, you should already be familiar with this place. Take the family, take your date, plan that birthday party here.

The mall on indy's eastside gets a bad rep for being dangerous according to the news and people who don't frequent the area. It pisses me off to hear this, because I have never felt threatened at Wash Sq mall by anyone or anything except skilled gamers who make me look like a noob. I have played at Boss Battle Games almost weekly since they opened in the fall of 2015. Some nights I stay late, leaving after midnight. There was not a single time when I felt scared or even worried. The owners even go out of their way to make sure guests are happy and secure when they stay late, even though danger is non-existent. They're just good folks.

You need to go play at BBG!! $10 for an entire day featuring all of the games you could ever play. No tokens, no cards, no bs. Just games. Check their schedule for cool upcoming events and national-level tournaments. There is nothing in indy like this place and the owners are...

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I have been to many arcades over the years and this is one of the best American arcades that I have been to. There is a good mix of new and old games. Think of how Chuck-E-Cheese was in the 80s and early 90s before the focus changed to small children.

There is a good atmosphere. It's not too loud, and has appropriate lighting. The machines are well maintained and appear to be as brand new in most cases. Although they have many more games than the other arcades that have been in Castleton mall over the years, it didn't feel cramped. Most arcades like this are filled with redemption games but this place doesn't waste space on them. I didn't expect to find newer games here (post 2000s), but they have them.

As for customer service, I won't get too much into the specific details but the person at the front desk was a little rude, or at the very least unapologetic. However the other person working at the arcade was very friendly. It's not worth docking the star review but first impressions really matter, especially when you are paying to enter a place that you know almost nothing about.

For 10 dollars all day play, it is a good value. You can play, go grab something to eat or just leave for whatever reason, and return later. This seems to be the standard these days. The pinball games cost per play extra but those machines have a large up front as well as maintenance cost, so it is understandable.

If you're looking for a classic arcade experience, I'd skip Dave and Busters and check this place out at least once. I will be...