# Game

> Pick your games and send each one's traffic down the right link.

Source: https://joinnasnet.com/en/guides/nasnet-connect/extra-config/games/
Last updated: 2026-08-14

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## Overview

The screen is titled **Game Configuration**, described as *"Manage game routing and port
configuration"*. It is a searchable table of games, each with its known TCP and
UDP port ranges. For each game you select, you also pick which network its
traffic should use: **Domestic**, **Foreign** or **VPN**.

This is the practical payoff of having separate links. A game whose servers are
inside the country plays best over the domestic link; an international title
plays best over the foreign one, or through the VPN if the raw foreign link is
throttled. Selecting a game generates both the routing rules and the port
forwarding for it.

The port data is not the project's own. The screen says so: *"Port
configurations sourced from portforward.com are provided without
verification."*

## Before you start

- Know which link each of your games actually plays best on. The wizard cannot
  decide this for you.
- The port lists come from a third party and are not verified, so if a game does
  not work after applying the configuration, the ports are the first thing to
  check.

## Steps

1. Search for a game by name.
2. In its row, use **Select Network** to choose **Domestic**, **Foreign** or
   **VPN**.
3. Add it with the button in the **Action** column. It appears under **Selected
   Games**.
4. Repeat for every game you want, paging through the table as needed.

## Reference

| Column | What it shows |
| ------ | ------------- |
| **Game Name** | The title |
| **TCP Ports** | TCP ports the game uses |
| **UDP Ports** | UDP ports the game uses |
| **Select Network** | Domestic, Foreign or VPN |
| **Action** | Add or remove the game from your selection |

## Related

- [Network Subnets](/en/guides/nasnet-connect/lan/subnets/)
- [Show Config](/en/guides/nasnet-connect/show-config/)