Arcade bartop kitsBuild your arcade

Arcade cabinet kits, designed and made by us. They arrive ready to build at home.

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  • In 7–10 daysWorking days, your kit leaves the workshop
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Choose your cabinet

They all arrive as kits, with the parts cut to size so they fit together. Start with the type of machine.

Tabletop arcade bartop kit

Tabletop bartop

The classic arcade machine in tabletop size, or to hang on the wall.

From 51,95€

Arcade bartop kit with pedestal

With pedestal

A stand-up machine, just like the ones in the arcades.

From 134,95€

Virtual pinball kit

Pinball, racing and more

Virtual pinball, racing simulator, 4-player pedestal and fightsticks.

See models

Already have a Pandora panel? We have cabinets designed to turn it into an arcade machine.

See the Pandora Edition cabinet

Most popular builds

The cabinets our customers choose most.

24"
24"
103,95€
27"
299,95€
24"
143,95€
24"
264,95€
24"
79,95€
24"
74,95€

How it’s built

You don’t need to be a carpenter: the parts come pre-cut and fit together like a puzzle.

  1. Choose the cabinet

    Tabletop, wall-mounted or with pedestal. Each product page shows the largest monitor it takes.

  2. Make it yours

    Material, hole size, vinyls, u-molding and components. The price updates as you choose.

  3. Build it at home

    It arrives as a kit, with step-by-step PDF assembly instructions.

Megapacks: the cabinet and its controls

The cabinet, joysticks, buttons and electronics in a single pack, already matched to work together. You add the screen and, in the USB interface packs, the computer or Raspberry Pi.

Packs from 159,95€

King bartop megapack with its components
Dragon Ball Super vinyls on a bartopPang vinyls on a bartop

Dress it with vinyls

A wide range of designs so your machine looks like no other. And 20% off if you order them with the cabinet.

  • Top-quality printing. Vivid colours and fine detail.
  • Scratch-resistant laminate. Matte or gloss, it protects against wear.
  • Easy to apply. A little soapy water helps you put them in place.

What our players say

“Building it is child’s play. The parts are numbered and once everything is in place it looks spectacular.”

Mack75King arcade bartop kit

“…it comes with all the screws needed for assembly and the panels marked with numbers so you can build it quickly.”

IsmaelCurved pedestal for bartop

“…very kind and patient people who explain how to put everything together if you have questions, including the wiring.”

InésPandora Edition wall bartop kit

From the blog

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Frequently asked questions

What you ask us most before building your first machine. Still have a question? Write to us.

What is an arcade bartop?

A bartop is a cabinet that recreates an arcade machine in a smaller size, usually for two players. It is essentially the top part of an arcade machine, from the control panel up to the marquee, without the pedestal, and it usually sits on a table or counter while you play.

In our catalogue you can add a pedestal to the kit so that, once assembled, it looks like a classic full-size arcade machine.

What should I consider when building my arcade machine?

First, think about which hardware you could reuse for your machine, to save as much as possible and give that old monitor or computer a second life.

Each of our cabinets takes a monitor up to a maximum size in inches, so check the maximum dimensions each cabinet allows in its product description. Broadly, you will need to consider:

  • The system that will run the bartop (PC, Raspberry Pi…)
  • The monitor size, and that it is a flat screen
  • Button and joystick size
  • Space to place the cabinet

How do you assemble an arcade cabinet kit?

We ship these arcade cabinets as assembly kits that you put together by following our PDF instructions and fitting the parts like a puzzle.

Who makes OmniRetro cabinets?

We are a small company specialising in geek carpentry, graphic design and general IT. All our cabinets are designed and made by us, and we fine-tune every detail so you get the best quality at the best price.