After watching The Cave come together on YouTube, being able to visit was a tremendous experience, it was actually bigger than I expected. I got to be hands on with my childhood computers and consoles, saw things I had completely forgotten, and of course, I saw Neil in the flesh! Neil and the other staff members were lovely, knowledgeable, engaging and just made the visit. The arcade session in the afternoon was excellent. This was a chance to play games I have heard of but were not available to me growing up, the atmosphere was brilliant, the music playlist was tremendous! I traveled a long way to get there but I am already planning to return!

So so so good. My school mate from back in the day who I took along was blown away by the nostalgia hit. For me, the recreation WH Smith's packed with 80s and 90s goodness is an emotional time machine. I love this place so much.

One of the best places in the world to get hands on with every retro computer and console from the 70s up to the millennium. Brilliant staff and a fantastic day out.

Wow. 5 stars isn't enough. Amazing venue, packed with as many old consoles, computers, handheld games and books as you could possibly think of plus an untold number of hidden gems and rarely seen items. The staff are incredibly friendly and knowledgeable. Truly an amazing day out. Book now, go have the best time in both the cave and the arcade and tell Neil I sent you

I recently had the pleasure of visiting RMC, and I have to say, it was an absolute blast! This venue is a paradise for anyone who is a fan of retro video games. From the moment I stepped in, I was hit with a wave of nostalgia that took me back to my childhood. The atmosphere at RMC is so friendly and relaxed, which really adds to the overall experience. The staff are incredibly welcoming and helpful, and they go out of their way to make sure that everyone is having a good time. One of the best things about RMC is that there is just so much to see. The collection of retro video games on display is truly impressive, and it's clear that a lot of care and attention has gone into curating this collection. I found myself spending hours just wandering around and admiring all of the different consoles and games. Overall, I would highly recommend RMC to anyone who loves retro video games. The venue is so much fun, and the atmosphere is incredibly positive and friendly. If you're looking for a place to relive your childhood memories, or just to experience something new and exciting, then RMC is definitely worth a visit!

Astonishing place, this is very much a hands on museum. They have home computers, consoles from the very first, up to the ps2, electronic toys from the 80s, and 90s, computer, and video game magazines, a recreated computer game shop, portable consoles, a couple arcade machines, and more. If you grew up in the era of commodore, sinclair, amstrad, BBC micro, atari, amiga computers, or have discovered an interest in this, then this will appeal to you. On top of this they have a superb collection of japanese computers, and consoles from the famicom, megadrive, pc engine, x68000, Sega pc, yes this is an actual thing, to the PlayStation 2. They have rare dev kits, lots of boxed games, rare accessories, etc. The toy section really brought back memories of my childhood, the astro galaxy, tomytronic 3d, pacman clone, etc.. These were all playable, I haven't played these since my childhood. I advise you buy advance tickets, you can also book for the retro arcade and save 10% on a combined ticket. Seriously, if you like retro games, then you have to visit this place, I discovered items I've only read about, and also lots I knew nothing about. I have to commend the people running this place for keeping all those machines in working order, and allowing visitors to play it all in one location. Highly recommended.