Admission Ticket to Chicago Gamespace

Reserve your visit to Chicago Gamespace to play your way through video game history. Your visit includes a special feature of King's Quest (1984) by Sierra On-Line.

The name Sierra On-Line was synonymous with adventure gaming on personal computers in the 1980s. In 1984, players were introduced to the feather-capped King Graham and tasked with aiding him on his quest for magical treasures in the land of Daventry. Sierra’s founders, Ken and Roberta Williams, had created the first graphical adventure game, Mystery House, in 1980. However, King’s Quest marked a significant evolution by introducing animation and 16-color graphics. Its success established Sierra’s flagship franchise, helped transform the company into a powerhouse of adventure gaming, popularized the genre, and inspired numerous sequels, remakes, and reimaginings of the King’s Quest universe. Visitors will have the chance to play an emulation of the original 1984 King’s Quest and immerse themselves in its fantasy world—while also discovering just how challenging and primitive the game feels to modern audiences.

Entry also grants admission to the video game history collection highlighting some of the most important games from history including Spacewar!, Pong, Space Invaders, Pac-Man, Centipede, Pole Position, Super Mario Brothers, Duck Hunt, Tetris, Street Fighter 2, Mortal Kombat 2, Final Fantasy 7, Golden Tee among others.*

Chicago Gamespace is a playable collection of top video games from history, and a gallery of artwork from the most essential games of today. It is a small but growing place where everyone may learn, play, and be inspired by this captivating art form.

*There is limited free and metered street parking in the area. We are located nearby the Blue Line Western stop and the 606 Western stop so public transport / walking / getting dropped off / rideshare is encouraged.

*Recommended for ages 5+, parental supervision requested. Limited stroller parking available.

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