Play AAA games on a cloud gaming PC

SensePC lets you build a cloud gaming PC that you can access from your browser or supported remote desktop client. Instead of buying expensive gaming hardware upfront, you can launch a Windows or Linux cloud PC, install your game launchers, and play from almost any device with a strong internet connection.

Yes. SensePC gives you a real cloud desktop, so you can install popular PC game launchers such as Steam, Epic Games Store, Battle.net, Riot Client, Ubisoft Connect, GOG, and Xbox app where supported by the selected operating system. You use your own game accounts and your own purchased games.

No. SensePC does not sell games and is not currently affiliated with game publishers or stores. You bring your own game accounts, install the launchers you already use, and play the games you own or have access to through your subscriptions.

Many popular PC games can run on SensePC when the game supports cloud or remote desktop environments. You should always check each game publisher's terms, anti-cheat rules, and account policies. SensePC provides the cloud PC; game compatibility can still depend on the game, launcher, anti-cheat system, and selected PC configuration.

For a smooth experience, we recommend at least 25 Mbps download for 1080p gaming and 50 Mbps or higher for sharper streams. A wired Ethernet connection or strong 5 GHz / Wi-Fi 6 connection is best. Latency matters more than speed, so choosing the closest SensePC location usually gives the best feel.

Performance Mode is the recommended way to play when you want better responsiveness, smoother motion, and lower-latency gameplay. Browser access is convenient for quick use, but serious gaming sessions usually feel better through the high-performance client experience when available.

Cloud gaming can feel very close when you have low latency, a strong network, and the right location selected, but it is still streamed over the internet. Competitive players should use the closest location, wired internet when possible, Performance Mode, and lower-latency display settings for the best experience.

SenseXtream Core, Pro, and Ultra are SensePC gaming configurations. Core is best for getting started and lighter gaming, Pro is the balanced pick for smoother gameplay, and Ultra is designed for heavier sessions, higher settings, and more demanding games.

SensePC gaming configurations use NVIDIA L4-class cloud GPUs. L4 is a data-center GPU built on NVIDIA Ada Lovelace architecture, the same technology generation behind modern RTX graphics. It is not a consumer GeForce RTX card, but it is designed for cloud graphics, video, virtualization, and low-latency streamed experiences, making it a strong fit for cloud gaming PCs.

Yes. If you need more performance later, SensePC is designed to let you move to a stronger gaming configuration when available. This helps you start smaller and upgrade only when your games or play style need more power.

Choose Hourly if you play casually, test games, or want full flexibility with no long commitment. Choose Daily if you usually play longer sessions in a single day. Choose Monthly if SensePC is becoming your regular gaming PC and you want the best long-term value.

The Hourly plan is best for flexible gaming. You can launch your SensePC when you want to play, stop it when you are done, and pay based on usage. It is a good choice for casual players, testing cloud gaming, or playing only a few times per week.

The Daily plan is designed for gamers who want longer sessions without committing for a full month. It is a good fit when you plan to play for several hours in a day, such as weekend gaming, game updates, ranked sessions, or creator work.

The Monthly plan is best for gamers who want SensePC as their regular cloud gaming machine. It is designed for frequent use and gives better long-term value compared with short sessions, while still letting you avoid buying expensive gaming hardware upfront.

Yes. SensePC is built for flexibility, so you can change your billing style as your gaming habits change. You can start with Hourly, move to Daily or Monthly when you play more often, and adjust your setup when needed.

SensePC can be cheaper for gamers who do not play enough hours to justify buying and upgrading a physical gaming PC. There is no large upfront hardware purchase, and you can scale up, scale down, stop, or delete your cloud PC based on how often you play. Heavy daily gamers should compare their expected monthly hours against the cost of owning a local PC.

Your installed games, launchers, files, and settings stay on your attached SSD storage when the PC is stopped. You can start the PC again later and continue from the same environment. While the PC is stopped, compute usage pauses, but persistent storage may continue billing because your data is still saved.

Your installed games, launchers, and files are stored on your attached SSD. Stopping your PC does not delete your games. If you change plans or upgrade your setup, SensePC is designed to keep the experience flexible while protecting your saved environment where supported.

Yes. SensePC is designed so you can adjust your setup as your needs change. Depending on availability, you can move between supported CPU, memory, GPU, storage, and plan options without treating your first build as permanent.

Yes. Modern games can be huge, so SensePC supports SSD expansion where available. This helps you keep larger libraries installed instead of constantly deleting and reinstalling games.

Yes. SensePC supports scheduling features such as auto start and auto stop, so you can prepare your PC before your usual gaming time and reduce unnecessary running time when you are done.

Idle timeout helps protect your wallet by stopping your SensePC after inactivity. If you forget to stop your PC after a session, idle timeout can help reduce wasted compute usage while keeping your saved files on storage.

Yes. You can install tools such as OBS and use your SensePC for gameplay recording, streaming workflows, editing, and creator tasks. Streaming quality depends on the selected PC configuration, network connection, platform settings, and encoder setup.

This section covers the most common gaming questions. For full help with billing, wallet, setup, connection, Performance Mode, account access, troubleshooting, and Sense Cloud, visit the full FAQ page at /faq.