Edmonton Area LAN Gamers · Since 2002

Bring your PC.
Game all weekend.

Friday 2:30 PM Sunday 1 PM Three LAN weekends every year

MegaFPS is a friendly, community-run LAN party for Edmonton gamers—new faces, old friends, modern games, classics, and everything in between.

2002Gaming together since
30–60Gamers at a typical LAN
Fri–SunA full weekend to play
BYOCPower + gigabit network
What is MegaFPS?

A real LAN weekend, your way.

Set up your own rig, find a game, share a screen, or just settle in with friends. MegaFPS is about being in the room together—without turning the weekend into esports.

Bring your own computer

Bring your PC, display, and peripherals. We provide the space, power, and gigabit network.

Play your way

Jump into a big group game, revive a LAN classic, spin up something new, or play quietly with your own crew.

Make a weekend of it

Set up Friday, game through the weekend, and wrap up Sunday. Each event publishes its exact details here.

Come as you are

Show up with friends or arrive solo. There are regulars, new faces, and plenty of people happy to help you find your place.

Casual by design: optional group games, themed activities, and random-draw giveaways happen when they sound fun. No brackets. No pressure.

Rows of PC gamers playing together at a MegaFPS LAN
The part online gaming cannot replace

A room full of people who get it.

Rows of PCs, shared screens, late-night matches, snack breaks, unexpected game picks, and a room full of people who are glad you showed up. That is the old-school LAN energy MegaFPS has been bringing to Edmonton since 2002.

How a MegaFPS weekend works
The new MegaFPS home

One site. The whole LAN.

Going forward, MegaFPS will be the place for event dates, party details, schedules, registration, tickets, and updates—instead of splitting essentials across spreadsheets and ticket sites.

Coming up

The next chances to LAN

Three weekend-long MegaFPS events are on the calendar. Choose a date, bring your rig, and make a weekend of it.

Since 2002

The hardware changes. The reason stays the same.

For more than two decades, MegaFPS has been a place to haul in a PC, find a seat, and spend a weekend gaming together.