Main floor · ST-001 → ST-040
Main floor
Forty stations in open rows, the room where the queue lives. Walk-ins land here first, and the admin desk sits close enough to wave over.
HZ — 240SEATS — 40
PC gaming arena · Warszawa
Sixty stations.
Sixty stations.
Zero excuses.
HYPERDEN is a flagship PC gaming arena built like a stadium for the single queue — three floors, one front desk, and a seat waiting the moment you walk in.
0Stations
0Refresh, everywhere
0Front desk
The floors
Three rooms, one arena, no wrong seat.
Sixty stations split across three floors so the room fits the session. Bring a squad, warm up alone, or sit two-up in a cabin — the specs travel with you.
Pro row · ST-041 → ST-052
Pro row
Twelve isolated seats behind acoustic panelling for scrims and long ranked sessions. Wired peripherals, tuned chairs, and quiet on three sides.
HZ — 240SEATS — 12
Duo cabins · ST-053 → ST-060
Duo cabins
Eight two-seat cabins for co-op and side-by-side play. Shared desk, split lighting, close enough to call a play without a headset.
HZ — 240SEATS — 8
Rates
Hours you can read at a glance.
Every seat is a 240Hz seat, so rates run on time, not tiers. Pick an hour block or a package and check in at the desk — prices below are shown as placeholders while the arena opens.
One hourWarm-up or a quick match. Any open floor.
00 / hour
Three hoursA full session block, held on your name.
00 / 3 hours
Day passOpen-to-close on one station, breaks included.
00 / day
Night pack23:00 to open, quiet floor, one flat block.
00 / night
Extensions run by the clock at the hourly rate, added at the desk while you keep your seat. If a booked hour is running late because the queue held you up, the desk rolls the start — you pay for time on the station, not time in line.
Hardware
What sits under every monitor.
The same build across all sixty seats, listed straight. No headline brands, no marketing rounding — the numbers you actually feel mid-match.
Display & input
Refresh240Hz
Panel27" IPS
KeyboardWired mechanical
Mouse polling1000Hz
Core & graphics
Threads16
Memory32 GB
StorageNVMe SSD
GPU tierHigh-refresh ready
Audio & seating
HeadsetWired, sanitised
ChairAdjustable, lumbar
DeskWide, cable-managed
LightingLow, non-strobing
Network
WiringFibre backbone
Per seatWired ethernet
Reset imageClean on logout
PeripheralsBring your own welcome
Arena life
From the door to your seat in two minutes.
A visit runs on a short, plain routine. Book ahead or roll in, and the desk handles the rest — the admin usually reaches you before the tea goes cold.
01
Book or walk in
Reserve a floor and an hour online, or take the next open seat off the queue at the desk.
02
Seated in two
The admin points you to a lit station, logs you in on a clean image, and you're playing.
03
Admin on call
One tap at the station light and the desk comes over — swaps, peripherals, extensions, any hour.
04
Rest zone
Free water and tea by the lounge. Step off the station, stretch, and your seat stays yours.
The night rules
After 23:00Nights run quiet. After 23:00 the room drops to low light, headset voice only, and the Main floor takes the volume down a notch so the Pro row can hold a scrim. Night packs run one flat block until open, and the aisles get a short reset pass every couple of hours — the admin clears cups, wipes peripherals, and checks the lighting while you play on. Nobody gets moved off a station mid-session; the reset works around you. If you booked the night pack, that seat is locked to your name until morning, queue or not.
Floor gallery
The room, station by station.
Front-desk FAQ
The questions the desk hears most.
Do I need an account to book?
No account, no app. Use the booking form on this page with a name, an email, and the hours you want, and the desk holds a seat on that name. Walk-ins are welcome too — you only give an email so we can confirm the slot and tell you if the floor fills up before you arrive.
Can I bring my own keyboard and mouse?
Yes. Every station takes your own wired keyboard, mouse, and headset — plug in at the desk-side ports and the admin will help you swap. House peripherals stay sanitised between sessions, so bringing your own is a preference, not a fix for anything.
Is there food and drink?
Water and tea are free at the rest zone, and light snacks are sold at the desk. Drinks stay in the lounge and lidded cups only at the stations — the desk keeps the aisles clear so a spilled session never becomes someone else's problem.
Is there an age limit?
The arena is open to all ages during the day. After 22:00 the floor is adults-only unless a guardian stays on-site. Night packs are for adults. Bring photo ID if you look close to the line — the desk checks so the night floor stays calm.
What if the queue makes me late for my hour?
Your booked block starts when you sit down, not when the clock says so. If the queue held you at the door, the desk rolls your start and you keep the full hour on the station. You pay for time played, and extensions are added at the desk while your seat stays yours.
Reserve
Book a station
Pick a floor and an hour block. The desk locks the seat to your name and you check in on arrival — sixty stations, so there's almost always one lit and waiting.
Seat held on your name