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Level up at FortLAN 2024

By Allie McKibben,

1 days ago

FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) – FortLAN welcomes gamers of all kinds to log in and virtually battle this weekend.

Gamers on college teams play in tournaments spotlighting the Rocket League, Overwatch and Valorant games. If attendees are looking for more casual gaming, FortLAN also has free-play options for playing with friends.

Mouse Toss and Hard Drive Stacking are also on the schedule to offer a break from the computer screen.

FortLAN runs 24/7 from Friday until Sunday at 4 p.m. The event is located at the Grand Wayne Center located at 120 W. Jefferson. BYOC, or bring your own computer tickets, are $70. Computers are also available to rent.

To purchase tickets, visit Landfest’s website .

To access the FortLAN 2024 Survival guide, click the link .

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