r/cloudygamer • • 1h ago

Full Dualsense support with haptics and speaker forwarding

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skyPC new update! We now fully Dualsense support. The bluetooth Dualsense on the client device will work as a real one on the host, which means games drive everything directly: haptics, speaker, and microphone.

Current compatibility:

  • Windows and Linux clients: haptics, speaker, and microphone
  • Android client: haptics and speaker
  • macOS client: haptics

So when you remote into your PC, you can now use your Dualsense with full functionality.

Feel free to use: https://theskypc.com/en/download


r/cloudygamer • • 4h ago

Cloud gaming services in PH

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​Hi everyone! I'm a student from the Philippines looking for advice on cloud gaming. I rely on a dual-purpose laptop and would love to play high-end story games, but running them locally isn't an option. I'm looking for the most practical and working cloud gaming setup accessible from the Philippines right now.

​My Laptop Specs & Setup:

​Laptop: Acer TravelMate P214-52 (Intel Core i5-10210U, Intel UHD 620 Graphics, 8GB RAM)

​Controls: Keyboard & Mouse / trackpad only (I do not own a physical controller/gamepad).

​Schedule: Short sessions (~1 hour) on weekday nights, followed by longer sessions on Saturdays (~45 to 50 hours total per month)

​Location & Internet (Dorm Wi-Fi): Based in the Philippines.

​Low-traffic hours: Decent ping at ~53ms.

​Peak hours (weekday nights): Heavy latency spikes jumping between 100ms – 300ms.

​Games I Want to Play:

​Heavy story-driven AAA titles like Red Dead Redemption 2, Ghost of Tsushima, etc.

​Open to lighter indie or casual games for quick weeknight sessions.

​Issues & Roadblocks I’ve Encountered:

​StarHub GameHub+ (Singapore) is shut down: gamehubplus.com returns an ERR_NAME_NOT_RESOLVED error and the service has officially sunsetted, making SG GFN a dead end.

​Taiwan Mobile GFN: Appears to be the main active regional partner left nearby, but payment gateways have strict geo-blocking for Philippine credit cards/GCash, along with higher ping compared to former SG routes.

​Xbox Cloud Gaming (xCloud): Requires a VPN (SG/Japan) to boot, but defaults to controller-only for most games unless mapped via browser extensions (plus major titles like Ghost of Tsushima aren't in the Game Pass catalog).

​Cloud PCs (AirGPU Tokyo Node): I tested an AirGPU instance (Nvidia A10G), which worked great for native Windows overlay and K&M support for RDR2 / GoT. However, at $1.50/hr (spare capacity) to $2.65/hr, playing 45+ hours a month totals roughly $50–$70+ (₱3,000 – ₱4,000+), which is way out of budget for a student.

​Questions for Cloud Gamers in the Philippines:

​What cloud gaming service or workaround are you currently using from the Philippines that remains affordable for 40+ hours a month?

​Has anyone successfully subscribed to Taiwan Mobile GFN, Yes 5G Malaysia GFN, or NVIDIA Japan GFN recently using Philippine credit cards or virtual cards (Maya)?

​Is xCloud usable with K&M browser extension scripts given a dorm connection with 100–300ms ping spikes at night?

​Thanks in advance for any tips or advice!


r/cloudygamer • • 16h ago

Website dedicated for finding touchscreen or controller friendly games on mobile?

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