A 1950s fallout-shelter recreation room under a vaulted concrete ceiling strung with warm bulbs: a row of chrome coin-operated game cabinets with glowing green and amber screens, a salesman in a bow tie presenting them, and a smiling family leaning over a rocket-shaped pinball machine near a round vault door.

Game Installations · Rocket City, Maine York · Coin-operated amusements since 1947

Fourteen days in the shelter is a long time to play gin rummy.

We fit your shelter, diner, bus depot or waiting room with the newest coin-operated amusements. Every cabinet is fallout-rated, Geiger-shielded and approved for youth recreation. Try the demonstration model below.

Play Toad Storm Tour the arcade

TOAD STORM

Demonstration model · no coin required

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Chip Moses has issued a toad advisory. ← → or drag to move your bucket. Catch the falling toads (tough and chewy, but good kindling). Dodge the green hail. A golden toad opens your umbrella for a spell.

The PBN Arcade

Every amusement heard about on the Planetary Broadcast Network, installed and playable. Pick a cabinet.

Ring PatrolRide Saturn's rings, rope rustlers. From the Flash Nebraska serial. Stack a TsunamiBuild a sandwich to Civil Defense height before the brine arrives. The Foley StageNine sound effects, one cue sheet, one thing that answers. Tune the Mk. IVLog eleven stations. One is past the end of the dial. The InstructionHelp a lonely relay hear a signal it has obeyed for decades. Decoder RingTurn the ring. Every number is a letter. Every letter brings Marie closer. Loose BoltsA text adventure from the robots the NDR would rather you didn't meet. Wavy NavyCommand the fleet that went looking for the Nebrahoma.

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What should we install for real?

Out here in the real world, we're deciding whether these little games should become a proper collection. Tap what you'd actually choose. Nothing is charged; this tells us what to build.