Tristan Wheeler is the founder of INFINITEQUE, a movement that combines his passion for games culture, technology, and community empowerment. Over the years, he has come to understand that gaming is more than just play. It’s a tool for personal growth, education, and connecting people from all walks of life. This realization led him to create INFINITEQUE.

Growing up in Cleveland, Tristan was always captivated by video games. But it wasn’t just about the games themselves, it was about how they brought people together. From his early experiences playing video games with his older brother, to creating community-driven spaces for gamers in Cleveland, he saw firsthand how gaming could foster connections, build skills, and open doors to a wide variety of opportunities.

As Tristan worked with the Cleveland Public Library on initiatives like CPL PLAY, he realized that gaming could be used not only as a source of entertainment but as a pathway to education, career development, and leadership. INFINITEQUE was born out of that realization. Tristan wanted to create something bigger—an independent platform that empowers people, especially those from underserved communities, by offering access to gaming, technology education, and mentorship.

At its core, INFINITEQUE is a space where people can learn, grow, and connect through the power of gaming. Whether through workshops in game design, esports, or content creation, INFINITEQUE is building opportunities for the next generation of gamers, creators, and tech professionals. But beyond skills, it’s about community and creating safe, inclusive spaces where everyone has a seat at the table.

INFINITEQUE is Tristan’s way of giving back to the gaming community that shaped him, while also amplifying the voices and stories that are often overlooked. His journey is rooted in the belief that games culture is not just a pastime—it’s a bridge to endless possibilities. Tristan is here to help others find their own path, whether they’re passionate about gaming, technology, or the intersection of both.