Geymsluíhlutir

Geymsluíhlutir, commonly known as the Icelandic Game Museum, is a cultural institution located in Reykjavík, Iceland, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the history and development of video games. Established in 2017, it is the first museum of its kind in Iceland and one of the few dedicated game museums worldwide.

The museum’s collection spans various eras of gaming, from early arcade machines and retro consoles to modern interactive experiences. Exhibits often highlight Icelandic contributions to the gaming industry, including notable developers and indie studios. Visitors can explore interactive displays, classic games, and artifacts that illustrate the cultural impact of video games.

Geymsluíhlutir also hosts temporary exhibitions, workshops, and events aimed at educating the public about gaming history, technology, and creativity. The museum collaborates with local and international partners to promote gaming as an art form and a significant part of modern culture.

Located in a repurposed industrial building in Reykjavík’s cultural district, the museum offers a unique blend of gaming nostalgia and contemporary innovation. Its mission is to foster appreciation for video games as both entertainment and a medium for storytelling and artistic expression. The facility is open to the public, welcoming gamers, historians, and casual visitors alike.