Amazon GameLift Streams lets game creators take a concept from idea to launch faster by eliminating downloads, simplifying playtesting, and instantly delivering games to any device—all while Amazon handles scaling, security, and backend headaches.

Which means you make more games and update games much faster.

For players, you get the advantage of having more games to choose from and a simplified way of using them.

Amazon GameLift Streams is basically a cheat code for game devs trying to get their games in front of more people—no downloads, no installs, just click and play straight from a browser.

That means even folks on low-powered devices like Chromebooks, smart TVs, or old phones can jump in without the usual tech headaches.

It’s a game-changer for demos and beta testing too, since devs can let players try out a game instantly without making them install anything.

Everything runs in the cloud, so piracy’s less of a problem, and Amazon’s handling the backend scaling, so servers won’t melt down when a game suddenly pops off.

There’s also room for new ways to make money, like playable ads or limited-time trials that get people hooked before they buy.

Jackbox Games is already using it to bring party games to smart TVs, proving that cloud gaming isn’t just some futuristic concept—it’s happening right now.