Gam1ng cafe

Really cool place, was fun to game there, friendly owner and just a overall fun place to game with my friends. The chairs were comfortable and the provided gear I got to play with (hyperx core headset i think and cooler master keyboard) was pretty nice, only con imo would be the fact that my pc crashed 3 times throughout the day and that it's a little expensive, won't dock off points for that. Only my pc crashed out of the 4 pc my friends and I had (If any of the owners see this review and want to fix the bug, I was playing at poste 15 near the window)

Nice staff and receptionist, no real food there and the snacks at the place are pretty overpriced so if you’re looking forward to a long stay, bring some food with yourself!
Computers have great performance and good internet connection.
One thing they could work on is keeping the popular games updated so when we come we don’t have to waste 25 minutes of our time just waiting for the update to finish.
Also, the internet crashed as soon as we came in the place which kind of scared me but it didn’t crash for the next 3 hours i stayed there so that shouldn’t be a problem.

Very fun place

TL;DR: If you're from a place where internet cafe is not common & you're passionate about esports, it is a must-visit. If you're already familiar with a place like this, it's a charming humble gaming cafe that attracts plenty of people who are passionate about PC gaming. And the guy that was working there when we visited (Pierre-Luc) was very helpful.

Longer version: We were American tourists from Chicago, Illinois visiting Montréal, & I genuinely appreciated a place like this.

1st of all, I am speaking as a PC enthusiast who is passionate about CSGO (I attended majors & other LAN tournaments... I also play quite a lot), so I made sure to seek this place out among other places in Montreal knowing that internet cafe/PC bang/PC 방 is more established in a European-ish place than where I'm from.

When we 1st arrived, the gentleman who worked there, Pierre-Luc, was delighted to help us out. We had a nice conversation as it was easy that we had common interests about PC hardware & games. The place was a bit full b/c the kids of were out of school for the Easter weekend, but we were still able to find 2 free PCs to play on.

At the time of my visit (2019 March) almost all of the hardware in the cafe featured i5-6700 CPU & AMD RX580 GPU on a 1080p 144hz monitor, so they allowed pretty above-average experience with many titles (especially esports titles). They even allowed me to use my own G502 mouse while I was there. Again, the hardware they feature will likely vary from the time that you are reading this b/c they are likely to refresh their hardware every 2 to 4 years.

You can download your own configs (at least for CSGO) if you uploaded your cfg file on Dropbox or Google Drive, but it is strongly discouraged that you do not plug in your own flash drive for the sake of all the hardware (I completely understand why, b/c of the risk of having customers being allowed to upload anything if it's malicious).

If you use very slow mouse-sensitivity for FPS genre [as in x

Very fun, friendly staff and overall great hardware.