Game On exhibition

Video games are now bigger than the film and music industries combined. But how are they affecting us? In this exhibition, you can explore how games are changing the way we play, socialise and express ourselves. It’s designed for both seasoned gamers and people who’ve never held a controller before.

New ways to play and to learn

The new exhibition Game On shows that games open doors to new worlds and possibilities – from designing your own character to racing with players all around the world. Developments in technology are making video games smarter, more creative and more multi-faceted all the time. They offer us new ways to play and to learn. In Game On, you’ll discover how games help shape our lives and explore the role they play in science, art, and social connection. And you can play games yourself, too: from Super Nintendo to Atari 2600 and PlayStation 5.

The exhibition Game On can be found in the Theater on the second floor of NEMO.