The interactive tour "Games of the 90s" invites guests to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of childhood, filled with bright memories and nostalgia for the modern games of the past. Participants will not only explore the history of iconic toys and video games from that era but also play them again, rediscovering forgotten childhood joys. The Boris Yeltsin Museum in Yekaterinburg invites all retro game and 90s culture enthusiasts to a ready-made interactive tour. This journey through time marks the bright moments of an era when "Dendy" and "Tetris" were played by entire families in front of screens, and paper dolls "Cindy" and classic Barbie became every child's dream. The tour is suitable not only for children aged 6 and up but also for their parents, who can reminisce about their childhood years and share impressions with their children. During the event, visitors will learn how games evolved, what attracted teenagers, and why they became such an important part of mass culture. Special attention will be paid not only to video games but also to board games like "Monopoly" and "Manager," which taught thousands of children logic and helped develop economic skills. At the end of the tour, all participants will enjoy a family gaming area where they can create a paper doll, try their hand at old video games, or simply chat about the nostalgia for the 90s.