Case Study: Triangle Factory achieves predictable, usage-based hosting for Hyper Dash with Edgegap

Triangle Factory runs three games on Edgegap's 615+ locations with transparent on-demand pricing

Triangle Factory, a Belgium-based VR game studio, faced a significant challenge with the infrastructure costs for their free-to-play title Hyper Dash. As a free-to-play game, its profitability depended on keeping operational costs, particularly for game server orchestration, tightly aligned with player activity. The studio needed a solution that would eliminate the wasted expense of paying for idle servers, provide transparent billing, and be manageable by their lean engineering team.

Edgegap provided a solution with its on-demand game server orchestration, which spins up servers only when players are active and shuts them down afterward. This just-in-time model meant Triangle Factory paid only for actual compute usage, directly linking costs to revenue-generating activity. The migration of Hyper Dash to Edgegap was their third and fastest, following Forefront and Breachers, consolidating their entire portfolio onto one platform. The result was a predictable, transparent cost structure that supports the financial sustainability of their free-to-play game, giving the studio full visibility and control over their infrastructure spending.

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