Online gamers will be able to venture outside the confines of their home if they want to compete on a serious level.

Bringing like-minded gamers, who are typically in their teens and early 20s, together in a social environment as a community was the concept founders Kyle Saunders and Blade Girkin had in mind when they opened Husky Entertainment next to Primo Hoagies at the Station Square Shops less than a month ago, writes Gary Puleo in The Lansdale Reporter.

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Patriarch Management, which handles the leasing, “was great to work with, and we like that we are near Via Marconi Pizza Pub, which has a huge draw to the center,” Saunders said. “Our clientele is a lot younger than theirs, but their parents can tell their kids they saw this place and they should check it out.”

What they’ll be checking out, for $15 all day-access are operations, that include seven console stations and 20 computer setups, complete with DXRacer chairs, which are also for sale, to support hours of gaming in comfort, Girkin noted.

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