Our first visit here and not our last. Warm, welcoming with excellent coffee (and free Easter eggs). Our games mad son absolutely loved it as did my husband. Well worth... read more the trip from the Black Country. We will be back.

  Really enjoyed playing the old computers and arcade games. The staff were so friendly, enthusiastic and knowledgeable. My son (13 yrs) and myself (49yrs) had a great time. A brilliant... read more place to visit if you were a 20th century gamer and if you want to show your kids how it was done!

  We had a great time! The boys were blown away to see the pc's we had as kids We will definitely be back soon

  Fantastic! A wonderful nostalgic and fun afternoon spent either playing on games from yesteryear or gazing at the expansive amounts of old consoles, games and literature. It is a... read more proper Alladins cave. The staff were friendly and enthusiastic as was Andy the curator who was happy to take the time to share some of his expansive knowledge and enthusiasm onto myself and my two boys. He even kindly gave me a copy of a DVD he made called "Memoirs of a Spectrum Addict" which in itself should be saved as a historic documentary on the thoughts of the many developers and programmers at the time. A truly wonderful place and well worth the very reasonable entrance fee. If we didn't live 3 hours away we would be back a lot more often!

  Retro gaming at it's best  - They had a great setup, as well as an arcade they had original consoles, some old computers, nearly all the old games from your past they had, granted some were... read more emulators, but for the most part they were original and I got there at 10 played until 3:00pm only left as i had an hour drive back and things to do.
playing with my cousin childhood gamer we had a real blast from the past playing wizball two player on the C64, played gauntlet with my cous another friend and his son, it was a blast would recommend highly.

  Retro computer museum is a fantastic place to revisit past computers and gaming systems. Andy and the team are very friendly and helpful. All systems are available to be played... read more and not in glass cabinet like most museums.

  Fantastic place, lovely staff  - We’ve been here a few times with an autism charity. It is such a fantastic place takes me right back to my childhood and is great showing my son the... read more games like manic miner, attic attac and granny’s garden!! The staff are all so friendly and helpful, and very knowledgeable. Real gem of a place,

  a great place we loved it carnt wait to go again thankyou. my teenages and my husband got lossed for hours lots to see and do. i would highly recommend.

  It was full of promise of seeing computers from my earlier years and playing games from my youth - and boy did it live up to the promise!

From... read more early computers to games consoles to arcade games and everything in between.

Lots of software (on cassette tape, floppy disc and games cartridge) plus a multi player network game.

Also a library of computer magazines (some of which I remember reading when they were published) and some other things - such as a Sinclair C5 and a Lara Croft statue all go to make this a great day out.

Opening hours are short but that's not a problem.

There is parking just outside but not much; as it's only open at weekends it may be possible to park in some of the other spaces - but I'd check first.