Preface

This manual is for everyone who uses YiLink: host owners, browser clients, Gamespace players, and Gamespace operators.

About the screenshots: the UI screenshots show the Chinese build. English UI labels are written in bold in the text; the layout and behaviour are identical.

Who this manual is for

Document map

Conventions

• → means a click path, for example Hosts → Settings.
• "Host" means the controlled Windows PC. "Client" means the browser you are using.
• "Anonymous room" means a session joined by share link without an account. "Logged-in mode" means connecting from the dashboard after signing in.
• UI labels are shown in bold. Prices, quotas, and defaults are examples from the current build; the page is authoritative.
• Account names, IP addresses, and host UUIDs in screenshots are masked. Example values are not production data.

YiLink at a glance

Host service (Windows, background)
        │  main service + signaling (auto reconnect)
        ▼
YiLink cloud: SSO / signaling / TURN / Gamespace
        │
        ├── Client browser: dashboard → remote session (WebRTC P2P, automatic TURN fallback)
        ├── Anonymous guest: share link → room page → host approval
        └── Gamespace player: game library → trial page (edge node)

Feedback and revisions

• The Help link in the dashboard points to the public manual page; this directory is the maintainable source.
• If the UI and this manual disagree, the live page and the pAGENTS.md files in web-client/ and gamespace-server/ win.
• See 11 Appendix for the screenshot list.
• The Chinese edition is the source of truth; this English edition follows the same structure and figure numbers.

01 Quick start

This chapter gets you through the first remote connection in five minutes. Detailed configuration is covered later.

1.1 Choose the right entry path

YiLink has three entry paths. Pick the right one first:

All three paths end in the same remote session page (remote.html) with the same control bar and input support. They differ in what is shared and whether an account or approval is needed.

1.2 Path A: anonymous room (fastest)

On the host

1. Make sure the host service is running and the tray icon is present.
2. Right-click the tray icon. The menu can Open settings or Create anonymous shared desktop (full desktop).
3. To share only one app or game, open the settings page → Room management → select the app/game → Create shared room.
4. Copy the room link (for example https://z.mycloudgame.com/room.html?room=xxxxxxxx).

On the client

5. Open the link. The page shows the host name, connection count, NAT types, and a countdown.
6. Optionally enter a note, then click Request connection.
7. The host receives the request; once approved, the desktop appears.

An anonymous room lives for at most 8 days. If the host stays offline for 24 consecutive hours, the room is released early. The countdown on the room page is authoritative.

1.3 Path B: logged-in mode (recommended)

1. Open https://z.mycloudgame.com/login.html. If you do not have an account, click Register first and complete email registration (email + password + confirmation; Solo code optional).
2. Sign in with the registered email and password. You can also use Google / Steam (first sign-in creates the account automatically).
3. Wait for the host cards to appear on the dashboard.
4. Click the blue Connect button in the middle of a host card.
5. A remote session tab opens; the desktop appears within a few seconds.

Logged-in mode does not require per-connection host approval. It is the right choice for your own PCs.

Figure 1-1 Dashboard: host cards on the left, quick connect at the bottom, account and language switcher at top right.

1.4 Path C: Gamespace trial

1. Open https://gs.mycloudgame.com/public/games.
2. Click Play now on a card (when a host is online) or Details to read more.
3. The trial page shows: connecting to server → establishing video → trial ready.
4. When the trial ends, the end page can redirect to the store or let you stay.

1.5 Pre-flight checklist

• The host tray icon is present; the tray menu or settings page shows main service and signaling connected.
• The client browser is a recent Chrome / Edge / Safari / Firefox.
• The page is served over HTTPS (WebRTC, clipboard, and gamepads require a secure context).
• The host is not asleep or powered off. Lock screen is fine (installed build can still sign in; the portable build has permission limits).
• Symmetric NAT is fine: YiLink automatically uses the mycloudgame.com TURN relay. Latency depends on relay location and capacity; you can configure your own TURN on the host, which takes priority.
• Corporate/campus networks do not block UDP 3478 or TCP 443.

1.6 What normal looks like

1.7 Where to go next

• Video, frame rate, multi-monitor → 04 Remote session
• Host service, TURN, auto-start → 07 Host service
• Publishing games and reading trial data → 09 Gamespace console
• Cannot connect → 10 Troubleshooting

02 Account and sign-in

YiLink accounts are provided by the SSO service. The dashboard, membership, CDKey, and Gamespace console all use the same account; the host service signs in with it too.

2.1 Registration

Email sign-in requires an existing account. Google and Steam create an account automatically on first sign-in. The email registration entry is on the login page:

1. Open https://z.mycloudgame.com/login.html.
2. Click Register (or open login.html?show=register).
3. Enter email, password, and password confirmation. A Solo code is optional.
4. Accept the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy, then click Register.
5. Complete email verification when prompted (a verified email is required for purchases and redemption), then return to sign in.

There are three registration methods:

Notes:

• mycloudgame.com (international) and mycloudgame.cn (China) are separate deployments. Accounts do not carry over; register on each site you use.
• Paying users must have an email. A Steam-only account cannot complete billing flows.
• Use a password manager; do not reuse your YiLink password elsewhere.

2.2 Password sign-in

Figure 2-1 Login page: email + password, remember me, QR sign-in, and third-party accounts.

Common messages:

• Wrong email or password: check for stray spaces and confirm whether you are on .com or .cn.
• Account locked / repeated failures: wait and retry, or use password recovery.
• Signed in but no hosts: the host is not signed in with the same account, or it is offline (see 7.3).

2.3 QR sign-in

Useful on TVs, tablets, and meeting-room devices where typing a password is awkward.

1. On the login page, click Sign in with QR code.
2. Scan the QR code with a phone that is already signed in.
3. Confirm on the phone; the browser signs in automatically.

QR codes expire; refresh the page to generate a new one.

2.4 Third-party accounts

The login page offers:

• Steam
• Google

The first third-party sign-in creates an account automatically (it is not a separate "register then bind" flow):

• Google: uses the Google account email; this is the most complete setup.
• Steam: Steam does not return an email. After the first sign-in, link an email in User center → Sign-in methods. This is required before payment.

You can also bind Google / Steam to an existing email account in User center → Sign-in methods.

Figure 2-2 User center → Sign-in methods: primary email plus Google/Steam binding.

Keep email + password sign-in available even after binding a third party, so you can still get in if that provider is unavailable.

2.5 User center

Click your email address at the right side of the navigation bar to open the User center. It has three tabs:

Overview

Figure 2-3 User center → Overview.

Membership and billing

See 06 Membership and billing.

Sign-in methods

• Shows the primary email.
• Google / Steam show Linked or Not linked; the button on the right binds or unbinds.

2.6 Sign out

Click Sign out at the top right. After signing out:

• The dashboard returns to the signed-out state and host cards are hidden.
• Session tokens stored in this browser are cleared.
• Anonymous room links are unaffected (they do not depend on your account).

On a shared PC, also clear the site data after signing out.

2.7 Multiple accounts

Some builds can keep sessions for more than one account in the same browser. To switch:

1. Use the account switcher in the user menu (if available), or sign out and sign in with the other account.
2. The dashboard reloads hosts for the new account.
3. Remote-session settings (resolution, bitrate, etc.) are stored per account + host and do not leak between accounts.

2.8 Account security

• This build does not provide two-factor authentication. Use a password manager and keep the password safe.
• Do not share screenshots of a signed-in dashboard; sign out or mask the account area first.
• The account signed in on the host is the account that can see that host. Sign out on the host when transferring a device.
• If you notice unusual sign-ins, change the password and review third-party bindings in the user center.

03 Dashboard

The dashboard is the main screen after signing in: see hosts, connect, change default video settings, and open tools or Gamespace.

https://z.mycloudgame.com/dashboard.html

It can be opened while signed out, but only the sign-in/register entry is shown.

3.1 Layout

Figure 3-1 Dashboard. The example account is an admin; normal accounts do not show the Admin menu.

Top to bottom, left to right:

1. Top navigation: Hosts / Settings / User / Tools / Gamespace / Help.
2. Top right: signed-in email, language switch (EN / 中文), sign out.
3. Host area: one card per online host.
4. Bottom: quick-connect input and button; build version at bottom right.

3.2 Host cards

Each card represents a host that is signed in with the same account and online.

Selecting a card: click the card body to highlight it; click again to clear. Selection does not affect connection.

3.2.1 Game list

Click Game list to open a dialog with games reported by the host. Sync rules:

• Game list sync is off by default and must be enabled on the host.
• Only the fixed Steam / Epic directories are scanned; there is no full-disk scan.
• Games outside those libraries do not appear.

If the list is empty, check the sync switch and whether the game is in a Steam/Epic library.

3.2.2 Power menu

Figure 3-2 Host card → Power.

After a remote shutdown/restart the host goes offline. Unless Wake-on-LAN is configured, you cannot wake it remotely.

3.2.3 Per-host streaming settings

Figure 3-3 Host card → Settings.

Click Save to store the settings for this host; Cancel discards them.

3.3 System settings (global defaults)

Click Settings in the navigation bar:

Figure 3-4 System settings.

Differences from per-host settings:

• A Select host dropdown at the top lets you apply settings to any host.
• Reset to defaults restores the defaults.
• Other fields are the same as 3.2.3.

Start with a general profile (for example 1080p / 20 Mbps / auto FPS), then tune individual game hosts.

3.4 Quick connect

The bottom input accepts only two kinds of input:

1. Room number: the 8-character room ID.
2. Full room link: https://z.mycloudgame.com/room.html?room=....

Host IDs / host UUIDs are not supported.

Click Quick connect to jump to the room page and follow the anonymous-room flow. Useful when you keep a room link or room number handy and do not want to find the host card.

The placeholder may still read "Paste a share link or enter a host ID", but the actual support is room number / room link only.

To connect to your own host, click Connect on its host card.

3.5 Tools

Figure 3-5 Tools menu.

These pages open in a new tab and do not affect the current session.

3.6 Gamespace menu

3.7 Help and PWA

• Help opens the public manual page https://mycloudgame.com/manual.
• Install appears when the browser supports PWA. After installation, the dashboard opens from the desktop/start menu like a native app.
• The PWA start_url is the dashboard. Remote sessions are still best kept in browser tabs for multi-session work.

3.8 Common dashboard states

04 Remote session

The remote session is where you actually operate the host. The URL looks like:

https://z.mycloudgame.com/remote.html?mode=token&host_id=...&launch_id=...

You do not need to build it by hand. Open it from Connect on the dashboard, from a room page, or from a Gamespace trial entry.

4.1 Layout

4.2 Opening the control bar

The control bar is collapsed by default. A green circular button with an arrow sits at the middle-left edge:

1. Move the mouse to the left edge.
2. Click the green circle to expand the bar.
3. The bar hides after 3 seconds without interaction; hovering over it keeps it open.
4. Click the circle again to collapse it.

4.3 Control bar buttons

From left to right:

4.3.1 System menu

Figure 4-1 Control bar → System.

Shutdown and restart disconnect immediately. Make sure work is saved first.

4.3.2 IO menu (input)

4.3.3 Audio/Video menu

Figure 4-2 Control bar → Audio/Video.

Resolution, bitrate, and frame rate are session-level settings and take effect immediately. They are remembered per host.

4.3.4 Tools menu

4.3.5 Game list

Click the gamepad icon to open the game list reported by the host. Selecting a game can launch it on the host (if supported). See 3.2.1 if the list is empty.

4.4 Input devices

Gamepad troubleshooting

1. Client-side test: open Tools → Gamepad test on the client and confirm the browser sees the gamepad and buttons/axes report correctly.
2. Host virtual gamepad: open the gamepad test page on the host and confirm the virtual gamepad is loaded.
3. End-to-end test: on the remote session page, press buttons on the client gamepad and watch the host virtual gamepad. This verifies the whole client → host path.
4. Non-Xbox gamepads: PS4/PS5 and Steam Deck are not recognized directly by the browser. Use IO → WebHID gamepad and grant permission. Only Steam Deck is fully supported today; other models may work partially.
5. For high Bluetooth latency, prefer a cable or a 2.4 GHz receiver.

4.5 Clipboard

The browser asks for clipboard permission the first time. If denied, allow it in site settings. Some browsers only allow clipboard access after a user gesture (click/keypress).

4.6 Fullscreen and exit

• Click Fullscreen on the control bar to enter fullscreen.
• To exit fullscreen, long-press ESC. This is the fixed shortcut on the YiLink remote page.
• Closing the tab ends the session; the host receives the disconnect event.
• After the session ends you return to the dashboard or room page.

4.7 Video and latency tuning

Rules of thumb:

• 1080p60 office: 10–20 Mbps.
• 1080p60 gaming: 20–30 Mbps; 15–25 Mbps over the public internet.
• 1440p/4K: start at 50 Mbps and ensure stable uplink.
• Higher FPS is not always better; an overloaded host encoder can make motion worse.

4.8 Disconnects and reconnects

• When "Connection lost, reconnecting" appears, do not close the page.
• The client retries with backoff and restores video when the network returns.
• If it does not recover within ~30 seconds:
  1. Check your local network.
  2. Return to the dashboard and confirm the host is still online.
  3. Click Connect again.
  4. If it still fails, follow chapter 10 for NAT/TURN checks.

4.9 Security

• The remote-session URL contains a one-time token; do not share screenshots of it.
• On a shared PC, close the tab and sign out after the session.
• The host can delete the room from the tray menu, stop sharing, or close the service to interrupt a session.

05 Anonymous room

An anonymous room is for temporarily lending a PC: the guest does not need a YiLink account, only a link. The host approves once.

5.1 Creating a room on the host

Option 1: tray menu (full desktop)

1. Right-click the YiLink tray icon.
2. Click Create anonymous shared desktop to share the whole desktop.

Option 2: settings page (specific app)

1. Right-click the tray icon → Open settings (or open http://127.0.0.1:<port>/index.html manually).
2. Open the Room management tab.
3. Select an app/game under Select app / Select game (leave it on desktop to share the desktop).
4. Click Create shared room.
5. The page shows the room ID, expiry, link, and current app.

Two sharing modes:

• Full desktop: the whole desktop; monitors can be switched from the control bar after connecting.
• Specific app: only the selected process/game window.

The current local_settings page exposes only "create room + room info". Delete the room from the right-click tray menu; this page does not provide a visitor list, connection log, or force-reconnect.

5.2 Room information

After creation the host shows:

The host overview (figure 7-1) also shows room status (created/not created, connection state); click Refresh status to update. Some builds provide a Join button to re-enter the room.

To invalidate the link immediately, right-click the tray icon → Delete room. You can also stop the shared app/service.

5.3 Guest connection

A guest opening the link sees:

Flow:

1. The guest optionally enters a note and clicks Request connection.
2. The page shows "Waiting for host approval…".
3. The host receives the request; the owner approves.
4. The guest enters the remote session.

The first connection needs owner approval. The same device reconnecting to the same room reuses the cached access code and usually does not need approval again. A new room requires approval again.

5.4 Lifetime and cleanup

Create a new room after expiry; old links never come back.

5.5 Logged-in users vs anonymous guests

5.6 Security

• Send the link only to people you trust; the link itself is the credential.
• Do not put passwords, ID numbers, or other sensitive data in the note.
• Invalidate the room when done: right-click the tray icon → Delete room.
• Reject unknown connection requests and verify the source on the host.
• Do not post room links in public groups or forums.

5.7 Common issues

06 Membership and billing

Entry: click your email at the top right of the dashboard → User center → Membership and billing.

Figure 6-1 User center → Membership and billing.

6.1 Page sections

6.2 Plans

Prices at the time of writing (the live page is authoritative):

Steps:

1. Click Select on a plan card.
2. Complete the payment flow (buy.html → Waffo).
3. After payment, the tier takes effect on the dashboard.

Upgrades are prorated; downgrades usually take effect at the end of the current period. The payment page is authoritative.

Who paid plans are for

Paid tiers mainly serve Gamespace commercial scenarios: game developers, publishers, and teams running browser trials or campaigns. Personal remote control does not require buying a host-count quota.

Free-tier application

Gamespace also offers a free tier (dev_free) for validation and small trials. The application usually requires:

• a Steam store page; or
• a product website/domain page.

These are used to verify the game/team. Free-tier quotas are lower (see 6.6); upgrade when you outgrow them.

6.3 CDKEY redemption

1. Paste the code (for example PRM-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX) into CDKEY redemption.
2. Click Redeem.
3. On success, the page shows what was credited and the new expiry.

Notes:

• Codes are case-sensitive; do not include spaces.
• A code is usually single-use; used codes are rejected.
• Membership time is added to the current expiry.
• Bulk/enterprise codes are generated by admins in cdkey-admin.html.

Check a code at https://z.mycloudgame.com/cdkey-query.html: enter the code and click Query to see whether it is valid, used, and which account it is bound to.

6.4 Invoices, payment methods, and refunds

Click Invoices and payment methods (Waffo portal):

• Update the payment method (card, PayPal, etc., depending on Waffo coverage).
• Download past invoices.
• Request a refund (subject to the refund policy).
• Inspect subscription state.

buy.html is only a redirect page ("Preparing a secure payment environment…"). Do not refresh or close it, or the order context may be lost.

6.5 Billing history

Each order shows:

• Date/time
• Product/plan
• Amount and currency
• Payment status (paid / processing / failed / refunded)
• Order ID (include it in support requests)

Export once a month for reconciliation, especially for company reimbursement.

6.6 Tiers and quotas

Tiers control Gamespace quotas. Personal remote control has no host-count limit; the table below applies only to Gamespace sharing. Current defaults:

Additional rules:

• Effective host quota = base tier + unexpired add-ons.
• The quota is enforced when a host connects to an edge; over-quota hosts are rejected with host_quota_exceeded.
• Listed-game quota is consumed only when a game is added to the library/showcase; unlisting releases it.
• Operators adjust quotas through internal APIs; the numbers in the console header are authoritative.

6.7 Renewal and expiry

• Renew before expiry to avoid interrupting trials.
• After expiry, the tier falls back to free; hosts above the quota cannot connect (data is not deleted).
• Auto-renew can be disabled in the Waffo portal.
• Yearly billing is about 17% cheaper than monthly.

6.8 Common issues

07 Host service and local_settings

The host service runs in the background on the controlled Windows PC. It captures the screen, encodes video, keeps the cloud connection alive, and serves a local settings page bound to 127.0.0.1.

Important: local_settings.html can only be opened on the host itself. Opening https://z.mycloudgame.com/local_settings.html on another computer stays at "Connecting… → Disconnected", because it talks to the local service, not the cloud.

7.1 What the host does

Windows host
├── YiLink host service (tray, always running)
│   ├── Main service (ProServer) — account, host registration, control plane
│   ├── Signaling service — rooms, WebRTC signaling
│   ├── Capture/encode — desktop, window, game
│   └── Local settings page http://127.0.0.1:<port>/index.html
├── Anonymous rooms (optional)
└── Gamespace (optional, connects to an edge node)

The service connects automatically at startup; manual sign-in is not required on every boot. It reconnects after network recovery.

7.2 Opening the settings page

Two ways:

1. Tray menu (recommended): right-click the YiLink tray icon → Open settings. The same menu shows main/signaling status and Create anonymous shared desktop.
2. Manual URL: open http://127.0.0.1:<port>/index.html in a browser on the host.

The YiLink shortcut in the desktop/start menu is not the local settings page. Do not rely on it.

The port is chosen when the service starts (example: 39210); check the service log. The page supports a language parameter:

http://127.0.0.1:39210/index.html?lang=zh-CN

Use 中文 / English at the top right to switch at any time.

7.3 Overview

Figure 7-1 Host → Overview.

The right-click tray menu also shows main/signaling status directly; you do not need to open the settings page every time.

Reading the status

• Connected / Connected: normal.
• Main connected, signaling disconnected: sign-in works but sessions fail; usually a proxy/firewall blocking WebSocket.
• Main disconnected: the host does not appear on the dashboard; check DNS, system time, proxy.
• Room not created - disconnected: normal when there is no anonymous room.

7.4 Config

Figure 7-2 Host → Config.

Actions:

• Apply config: submits changes. Switching the target server signs out the current account and restarts the service; sign in again. .cn and .com accounts are separate.
• Restore loaded config: discards unsaved changes.

Recommendations:

• Keep host names free of personal information.
• Enable auto-start on unattended machines.
• Enable game-list sync on gaming hosts if you want quick launch from the client.

7.5 TURN relay

Figure 7-3 Host → TURN configuration.

YiLink automatically uses the mycloudgame.com TURN relay when P2P fails; you do not need to configure anything for normal use. This page is for your own TURN server, which takes priority over the automatic relay.

Steps:

1. Fill in address, port, username, and password.
2. Click Test connection.
3. Read the result:
   • "Test succeeded, N relay candidates": usable.
   • "No relay candidates": account/password/port/firewall problem.
   • "Test timed out": UDP 3478 is blocked.
4. Enable TURN relay and click Save TURN config.

Custom TURN is for latency/stability-sensitive setups. Normal use can stay on the automatic relay.

7.6 Room management (create shared room)

Figure 7-4 Host → Room management: pick an app/game, then create a shared room.

Entry: the Room management tab. This page handles "select app + create room" and is linked to room status in the overview.

Room information:

• Room ID: 8 characters.
• Expiry: expiry time.
• Link: send to guests.
• Current app: desktop or a specific process.
• Selected item detail: title, process name, process path.

Notes:

• With no app selected, the desktop is shared.
• This page does not provide delete, force-reconnect, or a visitor list/log. Delete from the tray menu.
• To invalidate a link immediately, stop sharing or close the host service; the room is also released after 24 hours offline.

Choosing an app/game

• Share only a game window to avoid exposing the rest of the desktop.
• Specify the process for fullscreen/multi-monitor games; it is more stable.
• Empty process list: restart the host service as administrator, or confirm the process is running.

7.7 Gamespace

Figure 7-5 Host → Gamespace: ID, region, password, encoder settings, and process list.

The host can join a Gamespace and become a trial host. Entry: the Gamespace tab.

After joining:

• The host appears in ② Hosts in the console (online/health/region).
• Players who click Play in the library are allocated to this host by the edge.
• Host count is subject to the Gamespace plan quota (see 6.6).

What the join password is for

The join password is not your YiLink account password. It is the join password set for a game in Gamespace:

• With the correct password, a host can become a candidate host for that game even if it is not signed in to the Gamespace owner's account.
• Without a password, the host can join only games in Gamespaces created by the same account.
• A wrong/empty password with a mismatched account fails the join.

Confirm there are no active trials before leaving or pausing.

7.8 Version, logs, and updates

• Version: bottom of the overview, for example 0.9.29 / 2026-10-31 18:19:24.
• Logs: log/ under the install directory (for example C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Roaming\YiLink\log).
• Update: run the installer/auto-update, restart the service, and confirm the version changes.
• Uninstall: sign out first; leftover config lives in AppData\Roaming\YiLink.

7.9 Security and operations

• The local settings page listens on 127.0.0.1; never port-forward it to the internet.
• Do not share host_config.json, public_key.pem, or logs.
• Use a dedicated account for the host service rather than a personal primary account.
• Be careful with auto-login on unattended hosts; lock screen does not block remote control, but sleep does.
• Periodically check: main/signaling status, version, disk space, GPU driver.

08 Gamespace player side

Gamespace is YiLink's game promotion/trial capability: developers publish games, and players try them directly in a browser without installing anything.

8.1 Page map

The domain depends on the deployment (.com / .cn). The player entry may 302 to the regional edge domain.

A Gamespace trial shares only the selected game/app, not the whole desktop. This is the main difference from an anonymous room's full-desktop mode.

8.2 Game library

Figure 8-1 Game library.

Card states:

• Host available: Play now starts a trial.
• No host but redirect target: Learn more opens the store/site.
• Neither: button is disabled with "Temporarily unavailable".

8.3 Game detail

Figure 8-2 Game detail page.

Actions:

• Click the floating play button to start a trial.
• ← Back to library returns to the list.
• Go to Steam store opens the store page.

8.4 Trial flow

1. Enter from the library, detail page, or a campaign link.
2. The page shows, in order:
   • Preparing the trial connection
   • Connecting to the server
   • Connected to the server
   • Establishing video
   • Trial ready (video appears)
3. Trial length is set by the campaign (usually 300 seconds); a countdown may be shown.
4. When it ends, Trial ended appears:
   • Go to details: opens the campaign's target page (store/site).
   • Stay on this page: dismisses the prompt.

Trial status reference

When no host is available

• If the campaign has a redirect target, the page redirects silently to keep the ad conversion intact.
• If there is no target, the page stays and shows a message.
• An unknown campaign token returns 404.

8.5 Vendor spaces

Figure 8-3 Vendor space list.

• Shows vendor name, game count, and Enter.
• Inside, games use the same card layout as the library.

Access password

Some vendors protect games with a web password:

Figure 8-4 Vendor page (example unlocked).

1. Click a locked game; a password dialog appears.
2. Enter the password and click Unlock.
3. The game is accessible in this browser; closing the browser clears it (server-side 24-hour fallback).

The password is set by the developer in the Gamespace console. Contact the developer if you do not have it.

8.6 Platform restrictions

Developers can restrict games to certain platforms:

If the current device is not allowed, the trial entry is rejected. Switch devices or contact the developer.

8.7 Latency test

Open https://gs.mycloudgame.com/play/latency:

• Runs a STUN binding plus an HTTPS health check against each edge.
• Shows the nearest node, per-node round-trip latency, and a target threshold.
• Everything stays in the browser.

Use it to choose a trial region. VPNs/proxies can skew the numbers.

8.8 Player FAQ

09 Gamespace console

The Gamespace console is for game developers/tenants: manage games, hosts, campaigns, trial data, and edge nodes.

Entry:

• Dashboard → Gamespace → Gamespace console
• Or open https://z.mycloudgame.com/admin-ops/customer

Requires SSO sign-in. Your tier determines the quotas.

9.1 Console header

Figure 9-1 Gamespace console (① Games).

9.2 ① Games

List

Click a row to open game details.

Create a game

Click Create at the top right:

After submitting:

• A default campaign ("Default", not deletable) is created automatically.
• Steam games fetch metadata asynchronously (cover, description, screenshots, video).

Game details

Figure 9-2 Game details.

Notes:

• The game binding cannot be changed; create a new campaign to target another game.
• The default campaign cannot be deleted; it can be toggled active/inactive.
• Changing display name/source/channel does not affect attribution of existing links.

9.3 ② Hosts

Figure 9-3 Host list.

Tips:

• Use the region filter (top right) for multi-edge deployments.
• Host OFFLINE for a long time: check the host service, whether Gamespace is paused, and quotas.
• Removing the binding only detaches the Gamespace association; it does not uninstall the host.

9.4 ③ Campaigns

Figure 9-4 Campaign list.

Actions:

• Open: opens the campaign link (/go/{token}) in a new window.
• Copy link: copy for ad placement.
• Stats: funnel (resolved → allocated → host_ready → web_connected → completed → cta_clicked), duration distribution, failures, by region.
• Expand: token, full URL, QR.
• Delete: irreversible; the default campaign cannot be deleted.

New campaign

9.5 ④ Sessions

Figure 9-5 Trial sessions.

Filters (top right):

• Campaign: all / specific
• Result: all / success / failure / redirect

Use it to verify ad performance and see whether failures cluster by region/campaign.

9.6 ⑤ Edges

Figure 9-6 Edge nodes.

Each node card shows:

An offline node usually means the edge process or its network is down; operations must intervene.

9.7 Quotas and limits

These quotas apply only to Gamespace; personal remote control is not affected.

See 06 Membership and billing for values.

9.8 Common SOPs

SOP 1: publish a new game

1. ① Games → Create; fill display name, match mode, AppID/process.
2. Upload a cover and enable List in library (watch the listed quota).
3. Enable Generate detail page if needed and wait for Steam metadata.
4. Join the host to Gamespace; confirm it appears online in ② Hosts.
5. Create a campaign in ③ Campaigns and copy /go/{token}.
6. Open the link in a private window and complete a trial.
7. Confirm data in ④ Sessions and node health in ⑤ Edges.

SOP 2: temporarily unpublish a game

• Uncheck List in library (releases the listed quota).
• Or set the campaign to inactive (existing links fall back to the redirect target).
• Avoid deleting the game; it cascades to campaigns/data.

SOP 3: "players cannot play"

1. ④ Sessions: check failure/redirect rate and regions.
2. ② Hosts: is there an online host for the game?
3. ③ Campaigns: active? Is the link current?
4. ⑤ Edges: is the region online?
5. Host: is Gamespace paused? Is the quota exceeded?

9.9 Console tips

• Fields without a save button (such as display name) save on blur.
• Deletions are irreversible; export settings (game details → export JSON) first.
• Dynamic content is common; refresh once after changing configuration.
• Use Chrome/Edge; third-party cookie blocking can affect the sign-in state.

10 Troubleshooting

Order of investigation: state first, then network, then configuration, then logs. Do not reinstall first.

10.1 One-minute triage

10.2 Host missing from the dashboard

Check in order:

1. Same account: the host's "signed-in user" equals the dashboard account.
2. Same deployment: the host target server (China/International) matches the site the account belongs to.
3. Main service: the host overview shows main service connected.
4. Gamespace quota (only if this is a Gamespace host): the host quota may be full (6.6). Personal remote control has no host-count limit.
5. System time: more than a few minutes of drift breaks TLS/JWT.
6. Proxy/VPN: disable it or bypass *.mycloudgame.com.
7. Firewall: allow outbound 443/WSS from the host service.

Refresh the dashboard after fixing the host.

10.3 Connection fails / spinner

10.3.1 Read the message

10.3.2 Check NAT

• The host card shows the NAT type.
• Symmetric NAT does not require manual TURN: YiLink automatically uses the mycloudgame.com TURN relay, but latency depends on relay location and capacity.
• If automatic relay latency is high/unstable, configure your own TURN on the host (it takes priority).

10.3.3 Custom TURN

• The automatic mycloudgame.com relay is used by default; no manual setup is required.
• To use your own TURN: host → TURN configuration → test → enable and save (custom takes priority).
• Or specify it temporarily in the remote session Tools → TURN configuration.
• Still failing: confirm TURN ports (3478/UDP, TLS 5349) are not blocked.

10.3.4 Connection info

Remote session Tools → Connection info:

• Is the candidate-pair relay?
• RTT, available up/down bitrate, packet loss.
• Is FPS stuck at 0 (capture/encoder stalled)?

10.4 Black screen / artifacts / stutter

Host-side tips:

• Prefer borderless windowed mode over exclusive fullscreen.
• Disabling in-game V-Sync can reduce latency.
• When the encoder is overloaded, lower resolution first, not only bitrate.

10.5 Keyboard / mouse / gamepad

10.6 Anonymous rooms

10.7 Gamespace trials

10.8 Account / membership / CDKey

10.9 Host service

10.10 Collect diagnostics

Include:

1. Dashboard version + build time (bottom right).
2. Host version (for example 0.9.29 / 2026-10-31 18:19:24).
3. The failing page URL (remove tokens).
4. Remote session Tools → Connection info screenshot (RTT, candidate type, bitrate).
5. The last 10 minutes of host log/.
6. Network check result (NAT type).
7. Reproduction steps: time, host, network, actions.

Logs may contain account/host information; redact before sending.

10.11 Do not

• Repeatedly restart/shut down a production host "just to test".
• Port-forward the local settings page to the internet.
• Use an untrusted TURN server.
• Delete Gamespace games/campaigns without a backup.
• Post URLs containing tokens in public channels.

11 Appendix

11.1 Glossary

11.2 Page index

11.3 Control bar quick reference

11.4 Host fields quick reference

11.5 Screenshot index

Notes:

• Email addresses, user IDs, public IPs, and host UUIDs in screenshots are masked (black/mosaic blocks, not UI elements).
• The remote-session screenshots show only the control bar, not the host desktop.
• All five host panels (Overview/Config/TURN/Room/Gamespace) are real UI captures.
• Screenshots show the Chinese UI; the English UI uses the labels in bold in the text.

11.6 Version history

11.7 Translation notes

• The Chinese edition is the source of truth. Keep file names, heading levels, table column order, and figure numbers aligned.
• UI labels are quoted from the English build, not translated word-for-word.
• Screenshots are currently from the Chinese UI; re-capture in English when available, keeping the same numbering.
• Do not translate URLs, JSON field names, or API error codes.