GAMM - Game Museum Opens in Rome: A New Interactive Journey through Video Game History

Gaming Staff • December 2, 2024

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The GAMM - Game Museum, a new cultural institution dedicated to the preservation and celebration of video games, has opened in Rome, Italy. Located in the historical center of the city at Piazza della Repubblica, the museum spans 700 square meters and is open 7 days a week. It features three interconnected levels that offer immersive and interactive experiences, combining digital content with physical artifacts. The exhibition area is divided into three main themes: GAMMDOME, PARC Path of Arcadia, and HIP Historical Playground. GAMM is designed for video game enthusiasts, families, young people, tourists, schools, academies, and industry experts. Tickets to the museum cost 15 euros.

The museum was developed by KABUTO s.r.l, an innovative start-up with a rich heritage in the field of interactive works. It is the evolution of the Vigamus Group, which has previously established the VIGAMUS - The Videogame Museum of Rome and the VIGAMUS Academy. The museum aims to promote the interactive medium as a form of cultural art and expression.

Marco Accordi Rickards, Director of GAMM, said: "GAMM is a wonderful celebration of video game culture that showcases a journey for preservation digitally and physically in a modern space...We very much look forward to welcoming visitors from around the globe and sharing pieces of game history."

GAMM - Game Museum offers an immersive and interactive journey through the world of video games, promoting the interactive medium as a form of cultural art and expression. It is open to the public 7 days a week and is located at Piazza della Repubblica in Rome. Tickets cost 15 euros.

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