VaM 1.x Play VAM in the cloud

[henshin]

Hi! is it possible to play VAM in the cloud? I mean to rent a good GPU to run VAM with more quality and more FPS (specially for VR)?

I've asked to chatgpt and he/she/it recommends paperspace, but it does not allow Windows machine anymore
Also recommended installing windows in RunPod (it says it's complex) or using AWS EC2 (it says is expensive)

I've found this one:

What is Shadow and how it works?

Discover Shadow, your cloud-gaming PC that allows you to play any game, anywhere, on any device (even your Mac!)

shadow.tech

Do you think it could work with VAM and Virtual Desktop?
(the problem with that is the hardware available not so good)

 

[bot1789]

I played VaM in cloud.
For example, you can use this service (it allows you to save progress between game sessions):

Cloud Gaming | Loudplay

Set up your Cloud Platform in under a minute — no cost, no hassle. Enjoy unlimited access to games anytime, anywhere, on any device. Your next adventure awaits in our Open World.

www.loudplay.io

 

[henshin]

I played VaM in cloud.
For example, you can use this service (it allows you to save progress between game sessions):

Cloud Gaming | Loudplay

Set up your Cloud Platform in under a minute — no cost, no hassle. Enjoy unlimited access to games anytime, anywhere, on any device. Your next adventure awaits in our Open World.

www.loudplay.io

I will take a look, was VAM smooth even in high quality there?

From reddit (

https://www.reddit.com/r/lowendgaming/comments/1hdya3n

)
they recommend:

Cloud PC Services Supporting VR​

1. Shadow.tech
   • Supports Oculus Quest 1 and 2 for playing SteamVR games with low latency and a wireless setup.
2. Stim.io
   • Supports VR: Known for high-performance setups; capable of supporting VR, although specific VR support details should be confirmed directly from their site.
3. AirGPU
   • Supports VR: Focuses on high-end gaming rigs; supports VR.

 

[bot1789]

I will take a look, was VAM smooth even in high quality there?

Yes, it was smooth enough. GPU in their cloud PC was quite powerful. It supports only desktop though.
Thank you for your link. I didn't know that some cloud gaming services support VR.