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Products that do what I created a CS:GO game server hosting platform and launched an MVP does

1IW
I wrote an open source cloud gaming service by WebRTC and Golang▲81
2020 · webrtchacks.com
2MS
My startup, a game server SaaS▲11
2017 · aardvarkservers.com
3IM
I Made an In-game Companion App for CS:GO▲5
2014 · itunes.apple.com
4IM
I made a platform for free-to-play games▲64
2020 · freetogame.com
5IM
I made a site for hosting/selling indie games▲155
2013 · itch.io
6GB
Guilded – build and organize online gaming teams▲70
2018 · guilded.gg
7IB
I built a peer-to-peer publishing platform▲115
2018 · peerdium.com
8MM
My multiplayer custom-engine game that loads in less than a second▲198
2021 · vnav.io
9HI
Hosted IRC for Teams (my first startup)▲74
2013 · teamrelaychat.nl
10DT
During the last week, I built a SPDY server.▲85
2012 · github.com
11AT
A tool to self host game servers with a free static IP▲91
2021 · playit.gg
12IS
I started a low cost dedicated server host, Exelion▲32
2014 · exelion.net
13GO
Gamification.org - Open Source Game Mechanics▲76
2010 · gamification.org
14OS
Open-Source cloud gaming service lite, inspired by Google Stadia▲44
2019 · github.com
15GH
Gamejoy – hosted Zoom games for remote teams▲69
2021 · gamejoyhq.com
16MF
(my first webapp) An HTML5 platform game stage design community▲61
2012 · taketheblock.com
17IR
I recently launched a new cloud hosting company▲91
2016 · ramgrid.com
18SW
Sparklin Wars, multiplayer Web shooter I built over 2 nights▲72
2013 · wars.sparklinlabs.com
19CG
CS:GO HideNSeek▲25
2015 · github.com
20IB
I built a JSON based multiplayer framework and platform for web games▲6
2022 · docs.acos.games
21IC
I created a client management platform▲16
2020 · wesat.io
22IM
I made a multiplayer web game with Elm▲22
2020 · qdice.wtf
23HC
Hosted Continuous Integration (MVP)▲17
2011 · continuous.io
24IM
I made a open source multiplayer game▲5
2017 · github.com

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