Game

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

Last updated Aug 14, 2026View as Markdown

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