Gamers toasted 2013 in style at the YesterCades New Year's Eve party. Patrons enjoyed food, party favors and a festive atmosphere during the four-hour gaming session from 10 p.m. to midnight. 

The second annual New Year's Eve party provided a unique holiday experience for those in attendance, according to YesterCades owner Ken Kalada, a Middletown native and Christian Brothers Academy alumnus.

"It's a different environment. Most people are used to going to their friend's house, going to bar, going to a club. It's really getting everyone together. It's a different form of entertainment," Kalada said.