RetroGralnia

RetroGralnia is an initiative to remind people living and growing up in the second half of the twentieth century of the achievements of the first years of IT and video entertainment. Our goal is to show the widest possible group of recipients a huge amount of equipment, which only in a limited amount went to Polish thatched roofs at that time, and was popular all over the world.

Currently, the RetroGralnia crew primarily fulfills its mission through their YouTube channel, offering a wide range of content on the history of video games, computers, and consoles, along with hardware reviews, technical overviews, and coverage of retro-gaming and IT events.

Since 2017, the team has been running the Museum of Games and Computers of the Past Era in Wrocław. Its core philosophy is bridging the inseparable histories of video entertainment and home computing. It is a venue where visitors can not only view unique technological exhibits in showcases, but also experience history firsthand by playing across nearly 50 interactive stations featuring vintage computers, consoles, and arcade machines.

The museum welcomes crowds of visitors, ranging from individual guests to organized school and university groups. The RetroGralnia crew also actively fosters community engagement by donating free admission tickets to numerous contests, tournaments, and events organized by both private and public institutions.

The team constantly participates in diverse events, taking on roles as speakers, special guests, and exhibition organizers. In October 2025, they organized Games & Vintage Days Wrocław, drawing an audience of over 12,000 attendees. Additionally, the second edition in 2026 welcomed over 16,000 visitors.