Queens’ 4/20 Game Test Levels Up in LIC

Long Island City played last night with Queens’ 4/20 Game Test, coding NYC’s cannabis vibe on April 11. Gamer Isabella Martinez tested stoner games as 150 clicked, a $10 ticket bash at 44th Drive. It’s borough pixels—pure LIC vibe, screens hot. A kid fumbled a controller; a pro aced a boss. ‘Queens games—this is it,’ Martinez says, booting rigs. The loft turned arcade.

The test’s fresh—April 11’s start, it tripled since RSVPs, packing seats by 6 p.m. Martinez’s a Flushing coder; last night’s crowd hit max—keys clacked. A latecomer nabbed a pad; buzz hummed—NYC grit glowed. Levels hit ten—plays ruled. #QueensGameTest trended; Bronx wants a joystick.

Some griped—’Too glitchy,’ sniped a newbie, dodging lags. A screen flickered—fixed quick; vibe held. A rival’s pitching a Corona playtest, splitting gamers. Still, 200 stayed—scores reigned. LIC’s never leveled so bold.

Martinez’s teasing a monthly run, maybe a tourney if spring bites. ‘NYC’s high—this powers it,’ she says, packing consoles. The test’s a Queens win—grit meets pixel. It’s a game rush; catch the next. Bring thumbs—screens call.