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Game developer here, I'd love to have a cloud gaming PC as a workstation for development. Anyone know of any companies/services that offer this?
by mentos 7y ago
Game developer here, I'd love to have a cloud gaming PC as a workstation for development. Anyone know of any companies/services that offer this?
- letharion 7y agoI'm immediately drawn to the idea of trying to build such a service. I'll get this started on Friday, I know I have some time over then. :D
- cjbconnor 7y agohttps://shadow.tech https://shadow.tech offers such a service
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- littldr 7y agoYou may want to try http://shadow.tech/ http://shadow.tech/ Reasonable prices and works very smooth.
- toast0 7y agoI haven't used it, but I think this might work https://aws.amazon.com/products/end-user-computing/desktop-as-a-service/ https://aws.amazon.com/products/end-user-computing/desktop-a...
- tommsy64 7y agoParsec[1] is a Discord-like game-streaming host and client. I've used it a little and it seems to work just as well or better than Steam Stream or GeForce Now. Furthermore, it has virtually no setup and works across WAN without a VPN. [1] https://parsecgaming.com/features/ https://parsecgaming.com/features/
- boxerbk 7y agoThanks for sharing Parsec!
- marvion 7y agohttps://www.paperspace.com/ https://www.paperspace.com/ does exactly this. Tried it for gaming and it was a great experience. Gaming only works if you are near their data centers though - afaik US and NL; got a high latency in Germany, but that's not the their fault. You'll find 10$ referral codes online to try it for free.
- ineedasername 7y agoPaperspace works pretty well also Shadow
- QuinnWilton 7y agoFor what it's worth, my roommate does a lot of his development on Shadow. He works on one of the Nintendo Switch emulators, and his laptop isn't powerful enough to compile and run things at a reasonable speed. I could absolutely see cloud gaming machines being a useful platform for game development.