@rrhoover The web as a platform has really evolved over the last 10 years. Hopefully we're able to keep pushing browsers to their limits and make a positive impact on their development. Would love to hear more about your time at InstantAction.

@rrhoover didn't Sony buy Gaikai and turned it into playstation now? Together with David Perry.

@ericdiepeveen you're right! I mixed this up. Edited!

@jordankrueger Hi Jordan, any suggestions for how we could improve it?

@andrewmd5 As someone who can't use the service (I only have a Mac) I still don't quite understand what it is you're selling here. You say "stream all your games" in one area, so all I can figure out is that this is a way to play the games I currently own on a mobile device. You're just making some perplexing choices, like showing this big list of games in a Rainway window – it made me think this was a Steam-like service where I could play any game that you license on my mobile device. Moreover, it seems like the way you're using the term "streaming games" that you feel like that's a signaler to readers of how this works, but I had no idea what that meant. "Streaming games have never been this easy!" is the second sentence on the page and I have no idea what that means, while the next sentence is "Rainway makes streaming games so easy you'll be playing in just a few clicks." which means almost exactly the same thing as the sentence before it without explaining any more clearly what the service is. Howabout something like "Download Rainway to your PC to play games installed on your computer on any mobile device" or something like that? Also, adding "(PC)" to the "Download server" button seems like it'd make most sense since you're pushing a file directly to me without any idea that I need a PC to use it until it's already on my computer.

@jordankrueger This service is for PC gamers with and existing collection of games looking to stream them to other devices. Thanks for the feedback however, I will try and apply it appropriately.

@tiivik We played around with EC2 a bit, we will be posting some official guides on our blog on how you can get it up and running on cloud servers.

@edwardvasquezdr You need to install the agent/server on a Windows 10 PC before you can use the web client.

@gogola If you find any major issues please message me on Twitter and I will take a look!

@rufatmammadli We should have a patch out this coming week to address some mobile browser issues.

@adrian_carolli The web client works great on mac! As the message states, you should download the server onto a Windows 10 PC. The client is then used to access that PC to play your games.

@andrewmd5 Hmmm is this like remote desktop? Can my brother be playing overwatch (for example) on the same desktop that I host the rainway server while I also play using the web client? Or can there only be one player at a time?

@adrian_carolli We're currently building a streamlined coop experience into our platform. Right now however if you wanted to say play Cuphead with your brother, he could be sitting at the PC playing with one controller while you remote in via the client. You would just be the one that has to start the game.

Hi Adrian, Sorry you had issues with our service, can you share some of these bugs you ran into? As for slow connections, this comes down to your internet and hardware as nothing is actually going through our servers. You need to properly configure the streaming for your machine.

The Rainway web client allows you to play across most platforms without any extra downloads. Our self-hosted server is currently Windows only with plans for a macOS and Linux variant down the line.

Thanks Vladislav. I am founder of Playkey and just noticed accidentally your post! It motivates to make our product much better.