CloudPlay Rentals

Rent a powerful cloud gaming PC by the hour or month — stream AAA games instantly to any device, no hardware required.
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Jason ComerfordProfile picture@hardygaiety·Jul 10

We are almost done

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Jason Comerford@ironwonder78·Aug 2

Update we mirgated but we are launching officially today and also if you want to get a rig at you can now

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Jason ComerfordProfile picture@hardygaiety·Jul 9

We reocommend not buying from us just yet as it will probably work but a lot of bugs are here but if anyone wants to know our website it’s gamingrentals.store

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@aftsettlerJul 9

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Jason ComerfordProfile picture@hardygaiety·Jul 9

We have a YouTube channel we will be posting on soon

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Jason ComerfordProfile picture@hardygaiety·Jul 9

Why I stopped telling gamers to 'just upgrade your PC'

Every week someone DMs me asking what $800 GPU to buy so they can run the new AAA release at 60fps. My answer used to be a spec sheet. Now it's: don't buy anything yet.


Here's the math nobody talks about: a mid-range gaming PC (RTX 4070-class) runs $1,200-$1,500 once you factor in the case, PSU, RAM, and a decent monitor. That rig is obsolete in 3-4 years. Meanwhile most people play 5-10 hours a week, tops.


So we built CloudPlay Rentals — rent time on real GPUs (3060 up to A100) by the hour, stream to whatever screen you already own. No installs, no driver hell, no depreciating hardware sitting in a closet.


Rough breakdown of what people actually pay for casual play:

  • RTX 3060 tier: $1.50/hr — fine for most competitive titles and older AAA

  • RTX 4090 tier: $2.00/hr — current-gen AAA at high settings

  • RTX 5090 / 6000 Ada / A100 tiers: for the ones who want the absolute ceiling or are doing rendering work on the side


If you're gaming under ~15 hours a month, renting beats owning on pure cost, and you're never stuck with last-gen silicon. Curious what specs people are trying to run — drop them below and I'll tell you which tier actually makes sense.