It's so nice of these people to let visitors play all of these games for one five dollar flat fee. Very good selection of games to play, especially the modded retro consoles. My only complaint is that quite a handful of games are out of order, but it's an incredibly fair deal even so. The staff is incredibly nice and the presentation is so nice too. I think this might be my new favorite place.

A very nostalgic and unique bar. Being able to play the majority of the gaming units was a great experience 👌 🙌 👍

Place is full with games ranging from arcade pac man, pinball, Wii and Nintendo consoles and many more. Must be 21, entry free is $5-$8 and all games are free to play except pinball machines which need quarters. Cleanest restrooms i have been in too honestly. There's a bar that has quite the variety from drinks and food. Overall pretty cool staff, fun and safe environment.

This is the coolest place that takes you back to the good old video game days!! If you haven't been, IT'S A MUST!! Large drink meñu and for a $5 entry fee, all games are FREE!!

Player One: A Gamer's Sanctuary in the Heart of Sin City! If you're a gaming enthusiast like me, Player One is the ultimate oasis you've been searching for in Las Vegas. This video game bar is nothing short of spectacular, earning every one of its five stars. From the moment you step inside, you're transported to a gamer's wonderland. The decor is a nostalgic trip down memory lane, with classic arcade cabinets lining the walls and iconic gaming memorabilia on display. It's like a museum for video game history, and it sets the perfect tone for what's to come. The gaming selection available is truly impressive. It features a range of games, from classic titles such as Pac-Man and Donkey Kong to newer games like Tekken, Streetfighter, and Time Crisis - my personal favorites. Whether you prefer retro or modern games or enjoy playing solo or with others, you're sure to find something here that suits your tastes. Additionally, the staff is highly knowledgeable and always willing to assist you in selecting the perfect game to match your mood. Now, let's talk about the cocktails and food. The menu is a gamer's dream come true, with drinks and dishes inspired by popular games. The "Health Potion" cocktail was a personal favorite, and the "Power-Up Nachos" were a delightful surprise. The team behind the bar and kitchen is just as passionate about gaming as the patrons. What truly sets Player One apart is the atmosphere. It's a place where gamers can come together, connect, and share their love for gaming. The community vibe is fantastic, and I've met some incredible people here. My brother and I had a fantastic time playing PVP on Street Fighter and taking on pinball machines. It's a digital self-deprivation getaway where you can leave your worries at the door and game out for a couple of hours. I highly recommend it! Player One provides an extensive range of activities and entertainment options, such as engaging trivia nights and exhilarating gaming tournaments. This makes it the perfect destination to socialize and connect with individuals who share similar interests, whilst simultaneously indulging in a lively and enjoyable evening with your companions. Overall, Player One has become my go-to spot in Las Vegas. It's a haven for gamers, a place where nostalgia meets the future, and where you're guaranteed a fantastic time. I can't recommend it enough. If you're in Vegas and love gaming, you absolutely must pay a visit to Player One! Five stars, no question. 🎮🍻🕹️

Awesome spot, really awesome. It was my first "barcade" experience. As a retro gamer I was blown away by the selection. There was a couple of gripes a lack of any street fighter 2 games, or not many old school Capcom at all even a final fight would've been nice. But they did have a dance dance Revolution, guitar hero Cabs and a marvel vs Capcom 1 & 2, There are several probably 75 inch tvs behind the bar or rather on-top of the bar displaying ps5 and Xbox whatever the latest one is, playing games like sf6, mk1, fall guys, Mario Kart 8dx, there is alot of old school games I hadn't seen in years like ninja gaiden arcade, commando, and crusin USA. Also pinball machines. I didn't try food so I rated it average, but the booze was readily available. A must if you are a retro gamer in Vegas

Fun throwback video arcade that reminds me of the 80s. $5 cover charge for locals - free play all games except pinball. Huge bar with a tap system that rivals the big dogs. Definitely a fun place to hang out with friends of all ages.

A gaming oasis, enough away from the strip that it keeps the crazies out. Massive selection of nostalgia stand up games, all sorts old school consoles on the walls and a nifty little nook of pinball machines. A good assortment of beers and some whimsical mix drinks for a decent price. A little over ten bucks for two to get in and play all the standup machines in free play, easily the best cover charge in Vegas. A hidden gem I look forward to going back to very soon.

Walked in and had a blast!!!! Paid 5.50 to get in which they only take by credit or debit card for unlimited gaming experience I highly recommend this place to hang out with friends or just chill out. Also, they have a very wide selection of craft, beers and a bunch of other snacks, nachos, hotdogs, and candies

We went here for a drink and gaming. I played some games I hadn't played since the 80s. The entry price was very reasonable. The bar looks like it has a lot of sports games in process above it, but it's actually gamers playing. We got a drink or two and had a nice experience overall.

What can I say but a time capsule of greatness. All the great games from Atari to playstation. And the price is so great fir unlimited play as long as you want. And you can even leave and come back. An experience you have to try. On top of all the great games. They even have karaoke nights.

Player 1 is a must do for any adult looking to relive their childhood in Las Vegas. Player 1 had an excellent assortment of old school games and a great atmosphere to keep everyone engaged.

This place is full of nostalgic memories. They have a lot of classic arcade games as well as console gaming. This place brings out my inner nerd. I was even able to play "Bad dudes" and beat it with my wife. "I'm Bad!!!" It's not the best place to meet people, but it's a fun date night kind of place.

I arrived around 8 pm on a Wednesday night. It was pretty full. I paid $16.26 for 3 entry fees. I was able to play the games I wanted without waiting. There was a bit of a wait to order drinks at the bar. I ordered a mango Michelada, and it was delicious. I also ordered 2 other beers and in total I spent $25.29 for 3 drinks. Most games have no charge, except for some that require coins, and if they do its like 2 or 3 quarters each. There's is a coin exchange machine conveniently available inside. I came here for the Pinball games and was pleased to see there were maybe over 10 machines, which was perfect. They had decent music playing. I loved the vibe. They also sell snack foods and had a food truck outside.

I did some research before my trip to Las Vegas in hopes to find a cool barcade to check out. This one did not disappoint! It is off the strip but not a bad Uber ride if you are staying on the strip. For $8 you get entry (21+) and have unlimited play of anything in the bar. Games range from old school arcade to classic consoles to current consoles. It's hard to beat playing the new MK1 at the bar on the projector screen while having a cold draft beverage. They have an impressive selection of beers, ciders and even mead. Video game themed cocktails are also available. Drinks are reasonably priced. I can't remember the name of the bartender when I was there, but he was super helpful and nice to talk to! I only wish I had more time to enjoy the drinks and games, as we were in a time crunch before dinner reservations. I will be making another visit next time for sure!

$8 cover, $5 for locals gets you unlimited free play on all the arcade machines and consoles (except pinball) for the entire day from 1pm until they close. They have Switch and PS4 games as well as a Series X you can play at the bar, and a separate console area for Xbox/PS4. Most of the retro consoles are emulators with huge game lists to choose from. There's also events happening during the week like tournaments and Anime night, and while it can get busy on the weekends most days the place is really chill

Spent our Bachelor and Bachelorette here and stayed for hours. There's a small cup of tea but you can get a discount if you're military or a Nevada resident. They have everything from old school games arcade games and a bunch of modern games that you can play on all the TVs. There are so many different drinks that we all loved and we tried a bunch of them. They had things from draft beer, Mead, cocktails and more. I had so much fun here even just chilling at the bar and I would a 100% come back when I can. I highly recommend bringing friends with you to make the experience even better. They do offer some food options but it changes every now and again. I do not regret my time here at all

This is one of my go-to feel-good places in Las Vegas. I walk in here and I immediately feel a little bit better, less anxious, less depressed, more excited, happier, all that good stuff. Five bucks gets you all you can play of the video games. Old games on the floor. New games on consoles. Good bar, cheap eats. Look for special nights. Like I'm here now on Tuesday and it's going to be anime night shortly. Workers and gamers come dressed up. There will be vendors like at a fair. I hope they keep things up like that. Oh! And the online speed test is insane! You can upload and download super fast. Fast enough to Twitch from here honestly.

Fun hole in the wall bar that had a different vibe to it. Cover charge to enter (not a lot) and arcade games were free except pinball. They have a large selection of beers on tap, some wines and cocktails of course the place is themed with video games. You can play your favorite consoles around the place. Everything from NES to Sega, Xbox, and Playstation. The employees dress up as their preferred video game characters and were all happy/friendly.

We had to kill some time on a Wednesday afternoon and Player 1 seemed like a great place to do so. Entry fee is $8 and you get unlimited play of all games inside (with the exception of pinball tables). They have a ton of cabinets, consoles, table games and plenty of retro. The beer list is also incredible. My only complaint would be that a handful of the games we tried were not operating properly. The trackball on the Golden Tee was faulty, the Guitar Hero guitars weren't working properly and the arcade emulators kept resetting our games randomly. Overall, this is a pretty neat spot to have some fun and drink some great beers.

Go for the games, not the bar. Sad to see a great draft line go all to cans. This place when it first opened was awesome. Now... Not so much. The place is a pig sty, everything is sticky and unclean. The bartenders are bad. And the management is weak. It's a shame how far they've fallen. To back up my review above, on our visit the 50 tap lines we "not working" as per your bartender stated. The only beers available were in cans. And if you have a top notch cleaning crew, I would check again: We avoided multiple machines due to joysticks being sticky. The bar top was sticky and unkept. The floors leading to the bathroom were littered. The stools at the Sega and super Nintendo were wet. The sinks and stalls in the bathroom were left unattended. The bartender was scooping ice out of the ice machine, and not the ice wells for our cocktails. There probably is more but i think the picture is set. As for the bartender, his pours were not to par. Had a gin cocktail that I watched him pour that was straight cordials, with a splash of gin. On our last trip to the bar the bartender was short and snappy when we asked questions. After doing so he served us an incorrect drink and had to go over the manager, who was sitting at the bar playing video games for a return. When he was discussing with him the issue the manager glared at us and shook his head towards us, then went back to playing his game. We got our return, but after that we just didn't feel welcomed there anymore. I still give this place a 3-star because of the uniqueness, and I still believe it can be a fun spot. It's night and day from when this place first opened. But as I said before: the current bar team and management have this place going in the wrong direction. Hope they can turn it around.

This was a great stop! Massive selection of arcade machines and game consoles. All of which (apart from pinball machines) were free to play after the $8 entry fee. We spent most of the afternoon here and had a great time. They have a huge selection of beers and cocktails. The prices were also great!

Easily the BEST PLACE IN VEGAS! Especially if you are looking for a fun, inclusive, wallet-friendly environment. My husband and I had so much fun in the short time we were there. It was only 17 dollars for two people to enjoy a plethora of nostalgic arcade games. They also offer Xbox and Playstation games with comfortable chairs. The bar has sooo many beers to choose from with a friendly staff and even game consoles to play at the bar! The drink I ordered was great and I look forward to trying the food in the future. If you want to spend the night entertained without spending hundreds at the lame, costly, superficial nightclubs then look no further. Player 1 is the place to be!!

(Experience from the afternoon of 5/23/22) I didn't actually play any of the games. They looked entertaining enough and had quite the variety. The receptionist was kind and explained the rules. It costs five dollars to get in the establishment giving you access to all of the games. This also means random people off the street won't come in and try and sell you headphones, power tools, cheese pizza, etc. I sat at the bar and got work done on my laptop. The WiFi is free and fast. It is furthermore refreshing to sit at a bar in this town and not hear the person next to you slam the counter missing out on a royal flush. Or the cacophony of a dinging noise when someone cashes out. The bartender answered all of my questions and was very friendly. She navigated me into getting something that fit my palate. Thanks!

The person dressed as Sonya Blade from Street Fighter did a fabulous job. The rest of the many bartenders were less than helpful. The pizza was delicious (also prepared by Sonya) Many new and old video games and pinball machines! Will definitely give it another try!

Second visit to Player 1 and still in love. As people who visits Vegas often, we come each visit because even though the games the stay same, the service remains top notch and we always find a new gem! Everyone is fun, friendly, and open-welcoming. So grateful this place exists. If you are thinking about coming as an out of towner, COME! All are welcome, and this is one of those local places that we dig into as a third space.

Freaking love this place. Love the 80 90s game play alone w there quick and easy food options. For 5$ all you can play, it's an amazing deal. There are drink selections that are unique, so don't expect your regular options here.

This is a blast to the past! Anyone who grew up in the 80's, 90's, or early 2000's will feel like a kid again. Dozens of arcade games and newer games at the bar. Had a couple root beers, a giant pretzel, and there are some interesting drinks. A couple of downsides, the games are old and some of the buttons are well worn. Aside from that I highly recommend this place to anyone.

Come here to check out the place as it sounds interesting. There’s a lot of arcade machines (some of them are broken) but also different consoles from the Nintendo 64 to modern consoles. Definitely was busy up till around the last hour but it’s definitely an interesting bar to go to with friends if you are into games. Lots of different drink and food options and very cheap entry fee. ($5-$6) overall a very nice place to go to and enjoy.

This place is AWESOME. $5 entry for free game playing! Except pinball. So many games!! Drinks are interesting. I had the Mario kart and banana peel. Both of which are $12 which I felt was a little steep for a small drink. But, I am from out of town so I don't know the regular prices here in Vegas.

Cool little set up of games and pinball machines. Entry fee was very reasonable but the games need a little TLC. Some were good, some had some button issues. For the most part it was fun for a quick hour of some games and pinball. They have everything from a 80’s snack bar which was cool too.

My friends and I got recommended to visit here by our waitress at Denny’s, funny enough. It was a fun time! They’ve got games from old to new, and a bar too so you can have a drink. Sometimes they do little competitions, the night we went one of my friends participated in the Mario Kart race between people, pretty neat. If the gambling and money spending isn’t your thing in Vegas, I’d recommend coming by here, pretty dang chill!

One of the best video games bars I've been to! The staff were great and the people are sweet. Let's not forget the great cocktails and beverage selections they have there! I loved how you can sit at the bar, drink, and play video games the entire time.