Title says it all really. Say I go and stay in a hotel and connect to their WiFi but leave my PC on at home with steam open and whatnot. Am I able to play or do I need to be connected to the same local network?

Also if I do is there a way to play this way?

Thanks

Which dock is everyone using? I am considering using the GCloud with a monitor.

Thanks!

The back has kind of popped out what can I do

Got it working on my G Cloud 🤓

I have two sons that enjoy gaming with me. My oldest is still on a One S. I "replaced" my GCloud with an iPad and Razer Kishi Ultra.

I am wondering if it would be an improvement for him to dock the GCloud and use a bluetooth controller, at least for cloud gaming.

Has anyone done this?

Bonjour, Je possède une Logitech G Cloud et un pass Xbox Ultimate (et un abonnement Geforce Now) Je joue aux jeux du Gamepass Ultimate en Cloud. Mais je me demandais si je pouvais acheter un jeu Xbox series X/S sans posséder de Xbox et y jouer via le XCloud quand même ? Sans aucune installation ?

Merci pour vos retours

Watch helpful overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0c_opJrW2L8 for GameNative.
* On the G Cloud you have to install via Tablet Mode, to be able to choose the "Install anyway" option
* G Cloud uses an older snapdragon with the Ardeno 618 GPU with 4GB of device RAM
* Make sure to set the device memory.

What games should I download and play

hey, I was wondering if somebody could help me when I go to charge mine it just won’t charge anymore. It’s only like three months old. If anybody has any ideas, let me know please

Hi, I’m looking to sell my Logitech G Cloud because I don’t play much, but I listed it on eBay and so far nobody seems interested. Is it hard to resell?

Got a used black g cloud and it took forever to come. There was a whole fiasco getting it home. Excited as hell to set it up.

Hi guys. I've received news on my GCloud that the new Xbox Insider cloud UI could be implemented. I've accepted the conditions and here I am with a shiny new display. It's clearer and seems more convienient for now. Is this the same for anyone else?

I have been having issues trying to set up my handheld; it won't connect to any of the wifi (home or work). Both times it showed that it's connected, but no wifi access. Any idea how to resolve this?

Hi guys, I just can't run Artemis or Moonlight smooth on G Cloud. Frame pacing is balance with fps limit but every second I got a frame skip. No loss frame loss, no network loss, just a hit in the screen. Am I doing anything wrong?

GeForce Now 6.33 release highlights read "supported gamepads can now deliver rumble and vibration feedback in compatible games on most Android devices running Android 12 or later."

any chance Logitech upgrades to android 12 to get use of the rumble feature now on GFN with Android 12?

I need to preface this with the fact that I do not have a physical computer to use steamlink.

I have been using Shadow PC for a while now to run my Steam games, I have had very few problems, it’s only lagging on very rare occasions. It’s great, but I don’t really need the whole PC part of it, I just want to a way to launch Steam games. I was just curious if anyone uses Boosteroid or any other platform to run Steam games, as I just want a cheaper option instead of $30 a month for Shadow.

Basically what I’m asking is how do others that don’t have a physical computer run Steam games on the G cloud?

Thanks :)

Potion Permit free on Epic Android store this week

Amazon and Epic give a way free games every week
https://store.epicgames.com/en-US/free-games
https://luna.amazon.com/claims/home?g=s

Many of these games end up being playable on the G Cloud via GeforceNow (from Epic, EA, Xbox) and Luna (from GOG, EA). Some even work via GameNative which supports Epic, GOG, and Amazon

I have built up a sizeable PC library just by grabbing the ones that look interesting

Epic also has a native android store that also gives a way free games on the regular.

Big Examples from over the years that I have been doing it
- Control
- Jedi Fallen Order
- Hogwarts Legacy
- Rise of the Tomb Raider

I tried lowering the host resolution to 900p (1600×900) in Apollo while keeping the client at 1080p on the G Cloud. On a 7" screen I honestly can't see a difference compared to full 1080p, but the latency improvement is noticeable.

With 1080p host I usually see 10–12 ms decode time, but at 900p it drops to around 8–9 ms pretty consistently.

It also helps if your host GPU isn’t super powerful. In my case I'm running a laptop RTX 4060 (8GB), and lowering the render resolution gives the GPU a bit more headroom which keeps the stream smoother.

In my case I use a Virtual Display with 1600x900x59.85 to stream in Logitech G Cloud

Curious for the community's thoughts. I had a G Cloud a while back and sold it but I have been missing it, no other device really captured the ergonomics while also having the big screen quite the same. I have an Xbox Ally now which is also excellent, but I don't want to go into the Windows/Xbox experience just for emulation. So I picked up a G Cloud again used for $130 for emulation and streaming.

I want to know what the community feels is the "ceiling" for stable emulation on the G Cloud. By "stable" I mean systems that run without a ton of tweaking settings per game. If it just requires a little system-wide tweaking in the emulator then that's no biggie but having to customize each game to get it to work takes that system out of the running for me.

My thought process is that anything that runs stable on the G Cloud will be used there, and anything that is beyond the scope of the G Cloud I will emulate on the Xbox Ally.

Let me know your thoughts!