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Cloud gaming on a PC that is yours

Not a catalogue of supported games: a whole Windows or Linux PC with a graphics card. Install Steam, Epic, GOG or anything else, add your mods, and play from a browser tab.

An example machine costs 9.78 credits an hour (≈ 0.10 EUR).

Blender rendering in a cloud desktop streamed to the browser
Blender rendering on a cloud machine's graphics card, streamed into a browser tab. The toolbar captures the keyboard and mouse, shares the clipboard, moves files and sets the quality.

Any game, any launcher, your mods

Cloud gaming services decide which games you may play. Here the machine is yours: every launcher, every game you own, mods, trainers, save files and voice chat work as on a PC under your desk.

Play in the browser or with Moonlight

The game streams in up to 4K at 120 FPS with sound. Keyboard, mouse and game controllers are passed through. Open it in the browser with nothing to install, or connect with the free Moonlight app for the lowest latency.

Pay for the hours you play

No monthly subscription and no queue. The PC is billed by the minute while it exists; stop it between sessions and it costs a fraction, with your games still installed.

What you get

Questions

How is this different from GeForce Now or Xbox Cloud Gaming?

Those stream a list of supported games. This is a complete PC that you control, so anything that runs on Windows or Linux runs here, including mods and games those services do not carry.

Will games with anti-cheat work?

Many do, but some anti-cheat systems refuse to run in a virtual machine. Check the game's own support pages; that part is decided by the game, not by us.

Where are the servers?

The servers are. The closer you are, the lower the latency.

Build your first machine

It takes an account, a few credits and a couple of minutes.

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