Billions of people around the world are fond of virtual gaming and for good reasons. Virtual gaming satisfies certain basic psychological needs such as competitiveness, a sense of autonomy human connection. When it comes to the world of virtual gaming, nothing beats having the best gaming setup that will definitely take your experience to a whole new level.
1. Intergalactic Battle Station
Whether you’re playing Fortnite, Apex Legends, Call of Duty, or any other awesome battle game, the Intergalactic Battle Station is the ultimate gaming setup for you. For this setup, opt for an ultrawide monitor that will provide you with that ideal long-screen view of the battleground. To elevate the intergalactic aesthetics, set up some Fonewe LED strip lights behind the monitor, under the table, and in the different corners of the game room.
Budget – $ 2,000 – $ 3,000
Monitor Samsung 49″ Odyssey G9
CPU – Intel Core i9 – 10900K
GPU – Asus TUF RTX 3080
Keyboard – MT3 Susuwatahari
Headset – Ennheiser GSP 670
2. Final Fantasy Game Room
Bring your gaming experience to a whole new level by setting up a Final Fantasy-inspired game room that features not one but two sets of twin monitors that you can position on your table and at the wall. Indeed, this setup is the ultimate fantasy for any gamer who wants to increase productivity and add more fun to the game.
Budget – $ 2,500 – $ 3,000
Monitors – Acer XF270H 27″ (4)
CPU – AMD Ryzen 7 2700X
GPU – Radeon RX 590 Series
Keyboard – Corsair K95 RGB
Headset – Corsair VOID PRO RGB
3. The Cozy Game Room
With a large space and an ultrawide screen, you can turn your game room into a luxurious haven. Aside from your gaming chair, add a reclining sofa that comes with an adjustable headrest and there will be no other place to be than your Cozy Game Room.
Budget – $ 2,000 – $ 3,000
Monitors – Samsung 49″ Odyssey G9
CPU – Intel Core i9 – 10900K
GPU – Asus TUF RTX 3080
Keyboard – Corsair K95 RGB
Headset – Corsair VOID PRO RGB
4. Game Room Bar
Although you will have to spend thousands upfront, you can trust that setting up a bar in your game will allow you to save more money in the long run. Set up that Samsung 55″ Class Crystal 4K UHD television on the upper wall of the room then align the three monitors beneath the TV and say ‘goodbye’ to the squanders of weekend nights at the bars.
Budget – $ 4,000 – $ 5,000
Monitors – Acer Predator XB273K and LG 27UK500-B (2)
CPU – Intel Core i7 – 7700K
GPU – NVIDIA TITAN XP
Keyboard – Corsair K70 RGB
Headset – Corsair VOID PRO Wireless
5. Interactive Playroom
Make your playroom as interactive as possible by adding a few Nanoleaf panels on your walls. The panels feature aesthetically pleasing reactive lights that can mirror the colors of your monitor.
Budget – $ 500 – $ 1,000
CPU – Ryzen5 3600X 4.2GHZ
GPU – Radeon RX 580 8GB MSI
6. Psychedelic Game Room
Think of bright colors, kaleidoscopic patterns, and surreal images as these can easily create an exciting atmosphere that will definitely complement your virtual world. With string lights, wild-colored posters, tapestries, and plants, you can create a psychedelic game room that will magnify your virtual adventures.
Budget – $ 2,500 – $ 3,000
Monitor – BenQ MOBIUZ EX2510S
CPU – Ryzen7 1800X
GPU – Galax GTX 1080
7. Star Wars Playroom
If you’re a huge Star Wars fan, then you must have a lot of figurines and other memorabilia that you had collected for years. Showcase your collection by creating a Star Wars-themed playroom. Simply add some shelves or place a display cabinet in the room where you can arrange your collection.
Budget – $ 2,500 – $ 3,000
Monitor – Samsung Odyssey G5 34″ and Corkea 13.3″ 2K
CPU – Ryzen5 5600X
GPU – RTX 3070 MSI
8. Panoramic Game Room
For those who are lucky enough to have a game room that boasts a panoramic window view, then you are halfway to creating an amazing setup. Simply add bits of accent lights and several colored lights around the room that will enhance the ambiance of your room.
Budget – $ 1,000 – $ 1,500
Monitor – HP X24ih FHD 144Hz IPS
CPU – Ryzen5 2600
GPU – RX 590
9. Man Cave Limited
Don’t allow your limited gaming space to limit your gaming experience. When it comes to smaller game room spaces, an open frame monitor is an ultimate choice that will allow you to still have enough room for your speaker, consoles, and other accessories.
Budget – $ 1,800 – $ 2,200
Monitor – Scepter Curved 30″ LED Monitor
CPU – AMD Ryzen5 5600X 3.7 GHz 6-core
GPU – NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080 10GB
10. Rustic Game Room
You don’t have to live in a log cabin or build one just to enjoy the relaxing aesthetics of a rustic game room. With a few rustic panels that you can install on your walls, you can have a rustic game room that will allow you to connect with nature while living in your own virtual reality.
Budget – $ 2,000 – $ 3,000
Monitor – Samsung 49″ Odyssey G9
CPU – Intel Core i7 – 7700K
GPU – NVIDIA TITAN XP
