Making dedicated game servers accessible to anyone, anywhere.
The easy-to-use GSaaS (Game Server as a Service) platform.
Whether self-hosted or in the cloud, PEON aims to be efficient in resource consumption with modern tools for the management of ANY self-hostable game servers.
Click the PEON for all of our docs & development details.
We love all kinds of games (and want to support them all).
However, one of the many genres of game that we love to play is fantasy RTS. We loved the strategy fantasy world of games like Warcraft 2 and thought the concept of the 'peon' worker fit our objectives fairly well.
The way we see it, a peon is the lowly lackey of any decent Orcish War Party, sent to do the work of tens of men. They are often expected to raise War Camps with very little in the way of resources and even less time to do it in. They must keep the War Camp stocked and running as battles commence at any time for any duration, and raise it to the ground when the War Chief demands it.
That informs most of our project objectives:
- Easy - We want non-coders to be able to deploy their own servers and have their friends join them (no tinkering required).
The War Chief needs only to tell the peon what to do, the peon must figure it out and do it - Any Game - If a game is self-hostable, we want to support it.
War Plans can be created very quickly for new War Camps, so that Chiefs can battle anywhere they see fit - Cheap - Extremely efficient (designed to reduce hosting costs in the cloud, or to use as few resources as possible if running on your server).
A peon should not require much gold/wood to build his Warcamp - Fast - The servers must deploy/start/stop in as small a timeframe as possible. We want to game now, not later.
Battles do not wait
Please feel free to look around and use whatever you wish. The project should only be of type MIT.
Please log tickets if something is wrong, and we will try to address it.
If you would like to get involved, please reach out. In most cases, the help would be greatly appreciated.
If you'd like to financially support the project, please feel free to donate.
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