HYPERPC CONCEPT x FunPay: a Roblox-Inspired PC

The Solution

To understand which elements to draw from each experience, our designer had to sit down and play them. It took two weeks to explore all five worlds and identify their most recognizable objects: what players talk about, what they hunt for, and what first comes to mind when they hear each name.

Then came a second challenge: not a single 3D model could be extracted from the game. So our designer recreated every selected element from scratch by hand, using screenshots and images as references—every figure, every object, and every part of each environment.

The five worlds had to fit inside the computer without interfering with one another or becoming a visual jumble. Here is how we solved it:

• Grow a Garden was placed on top of the case as a standalone diorama, with trees, garden beds, structures, and figures visible even when the case is closed.
• Blox Fruits was placed on the graphics card like an island in the sea. Its nautical setting made the village, windmill, and pier a natural fit for the backplate.
• For the three remaining experiences, we built several tiers on the Clean Look false panel. Each tier holds a separate experience with its own logo plaque: Steal a Brainrot, Grand Piece, and Murder Mystery 2. The result is a vertical showcase in which the worlds sit one above another without blending together.

What's New?

Mounting the Decorations. In earlier projects like this, we permanently glued most of the models in place. Here, we upgraded the mounting system: almost every figure is held by magnets. This means the owner can rearrange the models however they like—swap characters, move a figure from one tier to another, or remove it from the computer entirely and place it on a shelf. The design is not fixed forever; it can be played with.

Cooling Loop. The computer uses a custom liquid-cooling system in the Clean Look style—with no distro plate, just the way we like it: handcrafted throughout, with no off-the-shelf solutions.

Rear Loop, which is usually hidden from the user, is often built with soft tubing. We always try to make it just as attractive whenever physically possible, and this was one of those cases. We used hard tubing here too, routing it neatly according to the same logic as the front section.

Cable Management. We have long used custom cable management in our CONCEPT PCs, but this time we went even further. We developed special quick-release magnetic covers for the rear compartment; one of them has individual channels for every CPU power wire. Each wire was made to the exact length needed to reach the power supply.

Exterior Design

The side and front panels feature Roblox-inspired artwork: cartoon islands, a sailing ship, a stone fortress, purple crystals, and floating land covered with trees—all combined into a seamless panorama that wraps around the entire computer.

The real challenge lay in the rear panel, which had to feature the winner's favorite experience, Decaying Winter. The rest of the computer's design is bright and cartoon-like, while the requested experience has a very dark atmosphere. Our designers masterfully brought it into the overall composition by weaving its snowy biome into the panorama and making the winner's personal avatar the central character, standing majestically in the middle of the image.