Click Gamesware

Click Gamesware Overview - On demand games

You install the Click Gamesware Client software, which lets you stream and play games over a broadband connection, usually with less than a minute of waiting time. As you progress through parts of a game, additional levels and other data are seamlessly streamed down in the background so they're there when you need them.

No disc needed

Games are often hard to find, expensive to buy, they get 'borrowed' and damaged, or simply lose their appeal. No install disc is needed with Click Gamesware. Once the stream has been made, should it ever need to be deleted , or re - installed or on another PC, then there's nothing more to pay.

Rapid access

The days of downloads measured in hours are finally over. Simply choose a game and minutes later its ready to be played. This revolutionary streaming technology is exclusive to Click Gamesware; delivering perfect new disc quality but in a fraction of the time. Those minutes can be spent playing the game.

More choice, less waste

Ever bought a game - then wished you'd got another one? Its an expensive mistake we've all made, but never need make again. With Click Gamesware you can rent the game, play for as long as you want - then switch to another and another, instead of spending all your cash on one CD , now you're free to try dozens of every type - from the simplest casual game to the most challenging. Games are greedy on the hard drive: after installing just a few, performance can suffer - but not with Click Gamesware. The unique compression system reduces stored file sizes by up to 90%, or can be deleted altogether and reinstalled later if you choose.

Flexible payment packages

After registering, to play a game a simple sign up process is required. Once done, that's it, you can then pay per play, or open a subscription based on what suits you best.

Games rented online should, in theory, be much more difficult to copy, because the games are essentially streamed, not downloaded. The player's computer gets the game in 4K chunks as the player navigates the game's virtual world. This information is kept "in random cache blocks which make no sense without being attached to the rental service,"