Guests of the Event

Łukasz "MrLuck" Cielecki

Łukasz "MrLuck" Cielecki

Fan

A connoisseur of technologies old and new, he holds a PhD in computer science. A railway enthusiast from infancy, and a computer enthusiast from elementary school, he has also been passionate about computers, which have shaped his academic and professional career. He began with an Amiga 500. Years later, the Amiga still sits on his desk and occasionally appears with his owner on the RetroGralni channel.
Marcin M. Drews.

Marcin M. Drews.

Journalist

Marcin M. Drews is a journalist, writer, academic teacher, and PR and new media specialist. He has been continuously active in journalism since 1990. He has published books, game scripts, television and press reports, fantasy short stories that have won awards in national literary competitions, and scientific papers. He has been involved in the computer entertainment industry since 1993. He made his debut with "Tajemnica Statutki" (The Secret of the Statuette) – the first Polish adventure game for PC. He is the author of "Magritte," hailed by the press as perhaps the most famous Polish independent game – a title promoting Wrocław that was the first ever to appear in a Polish language textbook published by Wydawnictwa Szkolne i Pedagogiczne. For a decade, he collaborated with Pixel magazine and served as a judge for the Pixel Awards Europe competition. Since 2024, he has served as a judge for the international Digital Dragons Indie Showcase competition.
 Piotr Gnyp

Piotr Gnyp

GOG, EFGAMP

Senior PR at GOG.com. He has been in the gaming industry for nearly 30 years, starting with tabletop RPGs as an editor for *Magia i Miecz*, followed by a stint at Metropolis Software; he is also the founder of Polygamia.pl and Poland's first video game podcast.

A long-time industry journalist. He has worked at Platige Image, Walkabout Games, and other companies. His experience spans every facet of the industry—media, marketing, publishing, the indie sector, and distribution. At GOG, he focuses primarily on game preservation and collaboration with cultural institutions. He is a board member of EFGAMP (European Federation of Game Archives, Museums and Preservation Projects).

Marcel "WPM" Halczyński

Marcel "WPM" Halczyński

Internet Creator

He loves electronics of all kinds. His hobbies range from building IoT devices and microcontrollers to 1980s computers. Windows Phone and Windows Mobile phones hold a special place in his heart. He is the creator of the WPM channel and co-host of the ZMASLO and Rozpaczkowanie channels.
Kamil „Gorgh” Trzaska

Kamil „Gorgh” Trzaska

Author of Assembler Programming

Kamil "Gorgh" Trzaska is a programmer, game developer, and active participant in the international computer demoscene, associated with the Polish group Agenda and the global collective Hokuto Force, among others. An art historian by training, he successfully combines technical precision with artistic sensitivity in his projects.

His coding journey began with Atari computers, and his long-standing passion for retro hardware evolved into creating his own software, award-winning demos, and commercial video games (including LiteRally and The Rescue Expedition). In his productions, he demonstrates that classic platforms still hold enormous potential, skillfully combining nostalgia for bygone eras with fresh design ideas.

Jussi Koskela

Jussi Koskela

Creator of Deluxe Ski Jump

A legendary Finnish computer game developer, trained as a computer scientist, who routinely programs systems for power plants. At just 19, during a break from military service, he wrote a game in Turbo Pascal that forever changed the world of virtual sports – Deluxe Ski Jump (DSJ).

His proprietary physics engine and brilliant analog mouse controls made DSJ a gigantic, multi-generational phenomenon. The game gained a unique, almost cult status in Poland, where millions of players enjoyed it during the "Małyszomania" era. To this day, Polish fans and modders constitute approximately 90% of the series' community. Jussi continues to develop his iconic project – porting the classic DSJ to mobile systems, and in the latest versions, he hid his own face as an Easter egg.

Szymon Makuch

Szymon Makuch

Academic lecturer

A lecturer at the AGH University of Science and Technology in Krakow, a member of the "Trickster" Association and the "GameUP" Association, and an editor of law books and more.

He's always dreamed of slaying orcs with Aragorn, so from time to time he has to return to a game set in the "Lord of the Rings" universe. His research interests include the role of intellectual property law in contemporary pop culture, for example, calculating how much Weronika Marczak spent on trademark registration. He also believes the new "Highlander" starring Henry Cavill will be a masterpiece.

Krzysztof "NRGeek" Micielski

Krzysztof "NRGeek" Micielski

Internet Creator

NRGeek - a Polish YouTube veteran, reviewer, columnist, and uncompromising commentator on the video game industry. A graphic designer and animator by training, a former rapper by profession, and a passionate, tireless retro enthusiast and proud collector of all sorts of electronic junk.

For years, he has been speaking with a sharp tongue and characteristic detachment about the history of gaming, testing forgotten hardware, and analyzing the contemporary market. Amidst a sea of ​​gaming trends, he remains faithful to the classics, cult games of yesteryear, and-above all-the Japanese Yakuza saga, of which he is one of the most devoted advocates in Poland.

Andrzej Muzyczuk

Andrzej Muzyczuk

RetroSfera

The founder and organizer of the RetroSfera festival. He's a passionate collector and enthusiast of vintage computer equipment, as well as a computer repair technician. An enthusiast and storyteller who can spend hours talking about our shared passion. He co-hosts the Grysław podcast and the RetroSfera channel.

Waldemar "Pegaz Ass" Nowak

Waldemar "Pegaz Ass" Nowak

Creator of the Secret Service

Waldemar Nowak is the co-founder and longtime editor-in-chief of the unforgettable Secret Service magazine, which has become a permanent part of Polish gaming history. For guests interested in our sister event, the NiuCon Japanese Market, we remind you that he also co-founded Animegaido, a magazine dedicated to manga, anime, and Eastern culture. Those interested can ask Nowak for an autograph on, for example, the recently released reissue of the first issue of Secret Service.
Piotr Potera

Piotr Potera

wGrasie.pl

Piotr Potera is a professional programmer and a collector of classic computers. He's a longtime fan of Amiga or rather Amigas of which his favorite is the Amiga 3000. Since June 1, 2025, Piotr has been the curator of Łódź's first digital entertainment museum, WGraSie, where he gives daily tours, shows, and talks to visitors about his collection of electronic artifacts. In his free time, he plays Minecraft and explores the oldest Anarchy server, 2b2t.
Łukasz "Zmasło" Zmysło

Łukasz "Zmasło" Zmysło

Internet Creator

Łukasz Zmysło, known online as ZMASLO, is an internet creator and technology enthusiast whose YouTube channel boasts nearly 300,000 subscribers. From a young age, he's been involved with computer hardware, gaining popularity by going far beyond the confines of traditional electronics testing. His specialty is custom projects and technological experiments in the spirit of "what if"—from installing Linux on consoles, to playing games on a Lidl food processor, to pairing ancient processors with modern graphics cards like the RTX 3090.

Łukasz's natural habitat is both modern PCs and the world of retro gaming: old operating systems, rescuing computers from the trash, and repairing components bought for pennies. In his content, he combines technical knowledge with unquenchable curiosity, proving that almost anything can be done with hardware and software. On stage and off, ZMASLO inspires a genuine passion for modification, tinkering, and exploring the history of technology from a completely unconventional perspective.

Andrzej Muzyczuk

Andrzej Muzyczuk

RetroSfera

Pomysłodawca oraz organizator festiwalu RetroSfera. Na codzień wielki miłośnik i kolekcjoner dawnego sprzętu komputerowego oraz jego serwisant. Entuzjasta i gawędziarz, który przez wiele godzin może opowiadać o naszej wspólnej pasji. Współprowadzi podcast Grysław i kanał RetroSfera.