A great arcade hall. The 'free play' concept is heavenly. Love the Outrun machine that they have…read more I'd say about 20% of machines were out of order when I came - I'm not sure if this is normal; seems the machines were all original and I would understand if old hardware occasionally breaks. Still, there were plenty of machines to keep me busy. The local beer selection is a nice finishing touch. I'll definitely keep coming back here.

If you're familiar with Dave & Busters, this is basically the Dutch version. No restaurant, but you…read moreget two floors of pure entertainment. This is seriously a great option for passing time with friends, especially late at night because this is one of the few places which is open super late (unless you like bars). This should go without saying, but don't come here expecting to profit. For €20, you get 5 free games. If you get a new card and sign up with your e-mail, you get another 5 free games. The free plays don't have a restriction on machine, so I would use your free plays on the more expensive machines (for example, the coin pusher and Kung Fu Panda Dojo are both €1.29). Oh, for 300 tickets you can get a soda. If nothing else, at least you won't be thirsty. Knocking a star down because I saw a lot of machines advertised on their website, but the Eindhoven location was apparently the only one that didn't have the majority of the newer machines added to the other locations.

Great entertainment for young and old! Love that they have…read morean assortment of oldschool and newschool games there. Public transport is right accross the street, so that's convinient. Just make sure you bring a filled wallet, because the games are so much fun, that you might lose a bit more money than you counted on in the first place. As for the rest: Love it!

Thank you for this wonderfully put together "useum" dedicated to pinball, its history and it's…read morepresent. You've done a wonderful job of cleverly organizing your collection. Amazing.

I dragged my husband here while we were visiting Rotterdam. I love pinball machines and arcade…read morevideo games. We visited on a cold and rainy Saturday so I am surprised that it wasn't more crowded. You pay a flat fee to visit and play for two hours. There were some machines I recognized, some I didn't, and some I wish were there but weren't. On the lower level, there is a museum of sorts which was interesting to see how pinball has evolved over time. If you are in Rotterdam and love pinball, it was worth a visit.

CLOSED. Sign's gone. Sad to have missed it. Anywhere else…read morehave decent pinball in Amsterdam?

It is a small arcade with a decent selection of games and machines. Even boardgames. Best of all -…read morethey have 5-6 pinballmachines. Even they latest - Wrestlemania. You change money for tokens - €1 for 1 token or €5 for 6. So the pins are 1 per credit. It gets crazy at times when herds of drunk people floods in. But on a Saturday night around midnight it was still pretty calm for being an arcade. They serve food and drinks (soda and great selection of bottled beer). Don't mind the neighborhood, you are perfectly safe to go here.

Awesome VR arcade with plenty of HTC Vive equipped rooms for single and multiplayer games.read more

From the owner: At Enversed Experience Center, we bring people together through unique VR experiences. From…read moreimmersive VR Escape Rooms and our popular Party Bundle mini-games to our expansive VR Arena for high-octane zombie shooting or laser tag—we have it all. We cater to all ages, combining the latest technology with a cozy, 'living room' atmosphere that’s perfect for friends, family, or colleagues.

Let me start out by saying that this is my first escape the room experience. I have never played it…read moreonline, or in person. With that said, I did not have any set expectations for this, but -- oh boy, am I hooked! I absolutely loved my experience here at Claustrophobia! Our host was very pleasant and informative. The game itself was amazing, fun and challenging. I'm pleasantly surprised by how much fun I had --- after overcoming my fear of the creepy room, LOL. Overall, I would totally do this again!

Claustrophobia's Arcade room has been so far, the best escape room I've ever completed, hands down,…read moreno competition. Since my first experience of the Arcade room almost one year ago, I have completed escape rooms around the world that try to hold a light to the Arcade room. Nothing has come close. After every other hour long puzzle, I ALWAYS think back to this experience, and I ALWAYS say to myself "The one in Amsterdam was better." Immersion: The Arcade room nails this. It mixes the perfect amount of ambiance and downright creepiness. I was on edge the entire time. Something just didn't seem right about the room, and I say that in the absolute best possible way. The room's mostly dark, lit only by ambient lights, which strategically turn on to guide players towards what's important and navigating them away from what's not, while still allowing a good degree of freedom. Automation: After completing escape rooms across Europe and America, I can say HANDS DOWN that the Arcade room has the most ambitious, creative, nuanced implementation of automation that I've ever seen. Whereas other escape rooms have cracks around their hidden doors, exposing what would have otherwise been a fun surprise, secret doors open out of nowhere in the Arcade room, triggered by completely unexpected events. Creativity: The puzzles are by far the most clever that I've ever experienced, ranging from completing a homebrew arcade game that is seamlessly embedded into the experience, to fiddling with seemingly vintage, analog devices that connect intricately with each other through the use of sensors and hidden wires. Locks and keys were only used once, if my memory serves correctly, and that is the way it should be. I cannot give enough praise to the set designer. Joy: Completing each puzzle felt like an accomplishment. They were hard, they always required us to think outside of the box. I can actually say that only ONE puzzle within the arcade room has been seen in my experience outside of the arcade room. Every other puzzle is completely unique to the room and has not been replicated by any other escape room that I've experienced. The puzzles are entirely unexpected, challenging, and simultaneously evoke memories of childhood times spent at the arcade, chipping in coins hoping to beat a high score. Ambition: The experience starts off small, but each room is more ambitious than the next. The puzzles become larger, the stakes grow higher, and you ask yourself just how the hell did they accomplish that?? The Arcade room puzzles don't solely exist as something laying on a table or floor, but also as entire walls and ceilings. It is an experience like no other. If it were up to me, I would say it is entirely reasonable to travel to Amsterdam just to experience this again. The Arcade room deserves a 5/5. If you are an escape room enthusiast, then you owe it to yourself to give this room a try. If you have never tried an escape room before and find yourself in Amsterdam on any given evening wondering what to do, go here. You won't regret it. For those who come from the Bay Area, it's at least twice as good as the rooms at Palace Games, which rank as one of the top three escape rooms in all of America.