GameWorks
Las Vegas, NV 89109-4301
Phone: (702) 432-4263
- Hours:
- Fri-Sat 10am-1am, Sun-Thu 10:00am-12:00am
Editorial Review for GameWorks – by James P. Reza
In Short
Kids and those who like to play like kids will enjoy a few hours at GameWorks. The themed collaboration between video-gaming giant Sega, Steven Spielberg's Dreamworks SKG and Universal Studio; GameWorks is more like a huge rave party at a rich friend's house than an arcade (an over-21 full bar and restaurant area offer well-kept pool tables and sofas for lounging). The main draw is the video games: hundreds of the latest and greatest, with a few classics (Pac Man, Asteroids) thrown in for parents' sake.
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User Reviews for GameWorks
12/28/2007 Posted by sundress
It is like pulling teeth trying to find pool tables on the strip. GameWorks had a ton in their bar and on their game floor so I was a happy camper. Their pizzas were good, but their menu could have used more healthy options. Overall I was relieved to find the place and I'll go back when I'm in town.
08/08/2007 Posted by baycitygirl
I was visiting Las Vegas with a few friends and were staying in at the MGM next door to GameWorks. We slept in one day and after getting up decided to take a stroll down Las Vegas Blvd. in search of lunch. We walked past GameWorks and saw their open for lunch banner, so decided to give it a try. The food was incredible! I so didn't expect that from a place called GameWorks! I had their double decker burger and it was so big and juicy. It was a perfect combination of flavors. It was so big though that I couldn't finish it and didn't get the $10.00 game card card that they offer as a challenge for eatting the whole thing. The service was great. A manager even came by to see how everything was and introduce herself. We even took a couple hours and played some games too. There are a ton of games and we spend $27.00 for two hours of play and we still didn't get to everything. I would suggest making GameWorks a stop when visiting Las Vegas.
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