The space has a 3m high screen equipped with a grandstand with space for up to 150 passionate paiNzetes, a mobile store with exclusive products to attend the events and a museum where will be arranged and accessible the trophies and medals of the titles of more than 12 years of history.
The current distribution of the complex also has 5 training rooms that will accommodate the line-ups of Women's LoL, CBLOL, CBLOL Academy, Free Fire emulator, Free Fire mobile, CS:GO Academy and CS:GO, which even being based in Mexico City, it also gains a space to call its own at the Brazilian headquarters. In addition, 4 stream rooms, administrative areas and support areas such as a gourmet kitchen, industrial kitchen, pantry and service area, coexist with spaces dedicated to fans, central architectural elements.
"It is an environment that aims solely and exclusively at an immersive experience and integration between players, influencers, administration and fans. Once again, our fans are at the heart of everything," says the organization's CEO, Thomas Hamence.
Construction of the space began in 2020 and final adjustments and completion are planned for March 2023. Hamence assures, however, that the space will be open to visitors, press and content creators during specific periods later this year. An official agenda of events for 2023 is expected to be announced next year.
"The idea came from the immeasurable intention of bringing together in one place all those who made this dream called paiN Gaming, a reality. A place to effectively call it home," he added.
About 80 people will circulate through the space daily between players, influencers and other collaborators.
Source: GMB
