Evansville Arcade Gives Back: Free Play Day for the Community

High Score Player Two: Arcade & Games isn't just an arcade it's a space where families can come together, kids can have fun, and gamers can geek out. Owners Sean, Jared, and Clint are not in it for the big bucks but for the love of the game and the joy of sharing it with others.

In a heartwarming gesture that’s as refreshing as a classic arcade game, High Score Player Two is opening its doors for a free community fun day on Tuesday, July 30th. The local arcade, beloved by gamers of all ages, is facing the same economic challenges as many other businesses in the Evansville area.

Supporting Local Businesses: A Community Effort

Like many Evansville residents, the owners of High Score Player Two have noticed a growing trend of local businesses struggling to stay afloat or just calling it game over. With rising costs and economic uncertainty, families are tightening their belts, and fun spending is often the first to go.

Despite the challenges, owners Sean, Jared, and Clint remain committed to their community. They believe that High Score Player Two: Arcade & Games is more than just a business it's a place where people can come together, create memories, and escape the stresses of everyday life.

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Free Arcade Day: A Token of Appreciation

To show their appreciation for the community's support, High Score Player Two: Arcade & Games is hosting a free arcade day. From 12 pm to 8:50 pm, everyone can enjoy unlimited free play. There will be a signup sheet to claim your spot.

Schedule: 2814 Mt Vernon Ave, Evansville, IN 47712

• 12-1:20 PM
• 1:30-2:50 PM
• 3-4:20 PM
• 4:30-5:50 PM
• 6-7:20 PM
• 7:30-8:50 PM

While this generous offer is a fantastic opportunity for families to have some fun without breaking the bank, it's also a reminder of the importance of supporting local businesses. Every dollar spent at a local establishment helps to keep our community thriving.

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