The Lego employees are getting into the Halloween mood by constructing a gaming PC so they can stay at home and avoid social interaction. Since they are Lego employees, it goes without saying that the build takes place inside a big, manually constructed haunted house. 

In case you were harboring the bizarre fantasy that you'd like to purchase one, the enormous build is made from about 20,000 lego bricks, and the lovely people at the Lego group are quite clear to stress that it's a one-off. The build is quite impressive in either case. From the screen on the performance monitor with a brick theme to the tiny components that make up the haunted house, such as the witch and other creature figures. The RTX 3090, Intel i9 12900KF, and a unique open-loop water cooling system are all claimed to be included in the Lego set. 

Just in time for Halloween 🎃 This monster, one-off, brick-built gaming PC is giving us the chills. pic.twitter.com/0PhL05ko8g

— LEGO (@LEGO_Group) October 23, 2022

All of this is, of course, within the enormous haunted mansion. It towers above a triple-monitor setup and gaming chair. Sincerely, I don't envy anyone who has to clean up. The film concludes, "And yes, it can run Crysis," demonstrating the extreme nerdiness of a Lego PR employee. This year, we've seen some very sick non-custom and custom cases, like the one that looks like a chainsaw or the impractical but cool open-air design. The world of PC case modding is expanding at an exponential rate; in fact, this year will see many entries with robot themes in the case mod world series. 

Check out our listings of the best PC cases, best full-tower PC cases, best mid-tower PC cases, and best mini-ITX PC cases if this motivates you to improve your own PC case game in a less time- and money-consuming manner.