Product Roadmap
What's coming to Gameye
A look at what we're building in 2026 — and what's already live. Updated as milestones are confirmed.
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Available today
Start, stop, and monitor dedicated game server sessions via REST. Returns IP and ports in ~0.5 seconds.
Bare metal and cloud capacity across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and South America with automatic failover.
Native Fleet Manager for Nakama. Session API works with any matchmaker — Pragma, PlayFab, FlexMatch, or custom.
Built into every location — not an add-on. Game-specific UDP flood mitigation on Gcore and OVHCloud infrastructure.
Capacity automatically spills into cloud providers during demand spikes. No configuration required from your side.
Access session logs and retrieve files from completed sessions via the artifacts API for up to 4 hours post-termination.
Session-based autoscaling
Shipping this weekScale container inventory based on active player counts within running sessions — not just new session demand. No configuration required from your side.
Gameye monitors the number of active players inside running sessions and adjusts the container pool accordingly — spinning up ahead of demand and releasing capacity when sessions empty out.
No API changes. Session-based autoscaling is applied to your existing application configuration. Sessions you start today will benefit automatically once the feature is live.
Particularly useful for games where session size varies — battle royales, open-world lobbies, or any session that supports late joins. Ensures servers are always available without over-reserving capacity.
Self-service SaaS access
In developmentSign up, configure your application, and get an API key — without contacting sales. The full Gameye platform, self-served.
Create and manage applications, upload Docker images, configure resource profiles, and set TTL defaults from a web dashboard.
Generate and rotate API keys without waiting for a provisioning email. Keys are scoped to your application and ready immediately.
See session counts, vCPU-hours consumed, and invoices in one place. No spreadsheets or manual billing reconciliation.
Pay monthly by card for on-demand capacity. Reserved capacity and enterprise plans continue to be available on contract.
The Session API, pricing, region coverage, and DDoS protection remain exactly as they are today. SaaS adds account management — it doesn't replace or restrict anything in the existing platform.
Job-based session API
PlannedGameye's orchestration model extended to short-lived, task-style workloads — not just interactive game sessions.
Submit a job with a container image, resource profile, and arguments. The container runs to completion and exits — no manual termination required. Billing stops the moment the process exits.
Batch simulation runs, AI training checkpoints, game replay processing, anti-cheat batch analysis, and other server-side compute tasks that don't need a persistent connection from players.
Jobs run on the same global bare metal network as game sessions — sub-second spin-up, no egress fees, DDoS-protected. The difference is the API contract: job-based has no player tracking, no backfill, and auto-terminates on process exit.
Retrieve output files from completed jobs via the existing artifacts API. Useful for jobs that produce reports, model weights, or processed match data.
Run match replay analysis at scale without maintaining your own compute fleet.
Run physics or AI simulations in parallel, one container per job, billed per second.
Post-match anti-cheat or stat validation jobs that run after session end.
Content processing, map generation, or asset pipelines that need GPU/CPU bursts on demand.
Future work — timing not yet confirmed
Network-layer DDoS protection and latency reduction via Cloudflare Magic Transit, routing game traffic through Cloudflare's global anycast network before it reaches Gameye infrastructure. Complements existing provider-level DDoS protection with an additional scrubbing and acceleration layer.
Pragma Engine, PlayFab, and AWS FlexMatch integration guides are in progress. Nakama is documented today.
We regularly add capacity based on customer demand. Contact us if you need a region not currently available.
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