Row A — 12 stations
27-inch panels, 240 Hz. The long wall, best for a full squad on the same night.
Est. one hall
A minimalist computer club
NODEFORGE PC CLUB is a PC club built on subtraction. Twenty-four stations, one room, one price on the wall. No members-only tiers, no colour except a single red dot. You sit down, you play, you pay by the hour. Nothing else asks for your attention.
01 — Stations
Three rows, one standard
Every seat runs the same build. The rows differ only in count and spacing, so pick by room, not by spec.
Row B — 8 stations
Same build, quieter corner. Wider gaps between chairs for people who like elbow room.
Duo — 4 stations
Two pairs facing in, for co-op nights and two-player runs. Share a table, not a screen.
02 — One sheet
The whole club on one screen
Price, hours and rules fit on a single poster. If it isn't printed here, it isn't a rule.
Per hour, one rate
R$ 15
R$ per station · per hour
Night block: five hours for the price of four. Runs midnight to close on the nights we stay open late.
Rules, six lines
- One person per station. Swaps are fine, just tell the desk.
- Food stays at the table, drinks stay capped.
- Bring headphones or borrow a pair. Speakers off, always.
- Save your files before you leave. Machines wipe on logout.
- Score and time are the only things that count here. No money changes hands.
- Break it, tell us. Honest wear is on the house.
Hours
Mon–Thu 12:00–00:00 · Fri–Sat 12:00–06:00 · Sun 12:00–00:00. Last login one hour before close.
03 — Hardware
What's under every desk
One build across all 24 seats. We list the numbers, not the badges.
| Display | 27-inch flat panel | 240 Hz, 1 ms |
|---|---|---|
| Graphics | Current high-tier card | 1440p target |
| Processor | Eight-core desktop chip | Liquid cooled |
| Memory | 32 GB | Fast dual channel |
| Peripherals | Mechanical board, light mouse | Wired, swappable |
| Seat | Mesh-back chair | Adjustable, cleaned nightly |
| Network | Wired to every seat | Low, steady latency |
04 — What you can play
Gaming You Actually Play
The library is broad and kept current. Titles rotate with regular updates; the desk points you at what's installed. Genres, not brand names, because the shelf changes faster than any logo.
Pick a mood and we'll pick a machine. Smooth frames, clean input, a mix of fast rounds and long sessions. Everything below runs on the same 240 Hz build, so the only real choice is what you feel like tonight.
The shelf feels less like a store and more like a working room. Nothing is locked behind a queue; sit down, tell the desk a genre, and the machine is patched and ready before you've pulled the chair in. Short bursts and long hauls share the same rows, so a five-minute round and a five-hour campaign never fight for space.
Sessions run on your clock, not ours. Book a block, start clean, and drift between styles as the night turns. The set of installed titles is trimmed and refreshed on a schedule, so what you find tonight is current, not a museum. When something lands, it goes on the build; when it stops getting played, it comes off. The list below is genre, not logo, because the genre outlasts the game.
- ShootersTight arena rounds and objective maps for quick, sharp matches.
- MOBAFive-on-five lane games for the squad nights on Row A.
- RacingCircuit and rally sims where the clock is the whole point.
- FightingOne-on-one sets, best played back to back at the Duo seats.
- StrategyBase building and turn-based maps for the slow, thinking evenings.
- Co-op survivalTeam runs against the map, built for two to four friends.
- SandboxOpen build-and-explore worlds with no timer on the door.
- RhythmBeat-matching sets, headphones on, score on the line.
05 — Booking
How a seat is held
Book a row and an hour block through the form below. We hold the seat for fifteen minutes past your start time, then it goes back on the board. A quick message to the desk buys you more if the room isn't full.
Cancel any time before your slot and it costs nothing. Same-day changes are fine while seats last; we move you row to row when we can. Walk-ins fill whatever the bookings leave open.
Run late and we do our best, but a full Friday leaves little slack. Book earlier on weekends, book the night block if you plan to stay past midnight, and tell us if plans change so the seat can find someone else.
06 — Changelog
What we took away
We pulled the second sign
The building had two signs shouting the same name from the same corner. We kept the smaller one, painted over the loud one, and the street somehow found us faster. Less to read, easier to spot.
One rate replaced three
There used to be a peak price, an off-peak price and a confusing student one. Nobody could tell you the real cost. Now it is a single number per hour, on the wall, the same at noon and at midnight.
We painted the dot
The room was grey on grey and hard to read at a glance. We added exactly one colour, a single red dot, and put it where it counts: the price, the live nav, the logo. One accent, no more.
07 — Plates
Three frames from the room
08 — FAQ
Five plain answers
Why only one rate?
Because pricing tricks waste everyone's time. One number per hour means you can do the maths before you arrive, and we never have to argue about which tier you booked. It is the whole point of the club.
Will you add more colour?
No. Black text, white walls, one red dot, forever. If we ever add a second colour, assume someone broke in. The dot is the joke and the brand; it is not getting company.
How do I book a seat?
Use the form below: your name, a date, a row and an hour block. We hold it for fifteen minutes past start. Cancelling is free, changing is easy, and walk-ins take whatever bookings leave open.
What is the night block?
After midnight, on the late nights, five hours cost the same as four. Pick the night option on the form. Last login is one hour before close, so arrive with time to actually play.
Can I bring my own gear?
Bring your keyboard, mouse or headset and plug into the swappable ports. We keep the screens, chairs and machines as they are so every seat stays identical. Personal peripherals are welcome, personal towers are not.
09 — Book
Book
Name, date, row, hours. The desk confirms by email. That's the whole flow.