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Steam Multiplayer for any LAN game. Want to play classic LAN multiplayer games with your friends but cannot get together for a LAN party? Use PartyLAN to run a LAN party over Steam Multiplayer!
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Lightweight virtual LAN tool that creates a private IPv4 subnet over UDP
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Self-hosted OpenVPN LAN for trusted players with secure Windows enrollment and a bilingual Companion
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AmazeBridge is a powerful, single-file P2P tunneling and communication platform tailored for gamers and privacy enthusiasts.
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A minimal, self-hosted broadcast-capable virtual LAN, purpose-built to make Mini Militia's (or any) local WiFi game discovery work between BlueStacks, MEmu, and a real phone. No accounts, no cloud, no root required.
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Self-hosted encrypted virtual LAN with pairwise sessions, NAT traversal, roots and relay fallback.
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