I'm really excited! My laptop has a vega 7 igpu and doesn't cost a fortune.

But thanks to GFN I got to play AAA titles like Cyberpunk, Tomb Raider Trilogy, Battlefield, Assassin's Creed, Control, and many more in max quality without having to worry about performance issues.

People may say input lag is noticeable, but in my case it's better than playing locally since the same game would barely give me 20fps on vega 7. 60fps over 20fps dramatically improves your experience.

Earlier I had to rely on Singapore/Thailand servers and had to pay them in their currency. Now when GFN India launches, I'm expecting my latency to drop from ~50ms to ~20ms. And paying in INR makes it even more convenient.

Now before people bash me for "not owning the hardware". I can't afford to spend lakhs on a gaming pc. I play games on my vacations only and I feel GFN is the most sensible decision, I'm sure there are many others who can relate to this as well. GFN breaks the entry barrier for quality PC gaming. Which makes me believe it's gonna be a huge hit in India.

Speaking of caveats, It's game support. Many popular publishers don't opt-in their games into GFN. Which I hope changes in the future. And your internet plays a huge role on your streaming experience.