Engine work without project copies
Connect to the Unreal, Unity or proprietary-engine workstation that already has the repo, launcher, SDKs and editor configuration in place.
Game development
Remote desktop for Game Development
Keep the build, engine install, plugins, Perforce workspace and GPU workstation where they already work. LoLa gives developers, artists, producers and QA a cleaner way to reach those machines from Mac, iPad or another PC.
Workflow demo
See responsive remote play and review in motion.
A short visual proof point for teams checking whether LoLa feels responsive enough for hands-on play, review sessions and build access.
WORKSTATION
Engine + build PC
Unreal, Unity, source and GPU
LOLA ACCESS
Developer / QA device
Play, inspect and test remotely
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Engine work without project copies
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Build review for producers and leads
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QA access to target machines
Where LoLa fits
Use the computers and workflows your team already trusts.
Build review for producers and leads
Let production, design and art leads open the real project machine for milestone review instead of waiting on packaged builds or exported captures.
QA access to target machines
Put test builds on controlled PCs and give testers repeatable access to the same GPU, driver, save state and branch.
Remote desktop first
Start with your PC. Add Cloud PCs only when needed.
LoLa is for teams that need practical access to real workstations, project software and controlled environments without moving the whole workflow onto every user device. The primary journey is to keep the important machine, application stack and project context in place, then give the right users a better way to reach it.
That keeps the buying decision simple: validate LoLa on one real workflow, add professional or team controls when it is useful, then add managed Cloud PCs only where extra hosted capacity is needed.
Pilot one production workstationStart with a real project machine, real input devices and a representative engine scene or build.
Add shared studio rolesBring in producers, QA leads and reviewers once the first developer workflow feels credible.
Use Cloud PCs for missing capacityAdd managed Cloud PCs for temporary build-review seats, partner demos or release-week overflow when no studio host is available.
Why teams choose LoLa
Practical access across every device.
Engine and launcher continuity
Keep SDKs, plugins, marketplace assets, source branches and build tools on the machine that already runs the project.
Review from Mac or iPad
Give producers and directors a portable route into project review without installing the whole toolchain locally.
Controlled QA rigs
Standardise access to test profiles, peripherals, launchers and hardware targets.
Team access model
Move beyond ad hoc screen sharing when multiple people need access to shared project machines.
Studio support route
Use a workflow demo to map roles, machines and rollout risk before scaling access.
Individual trial path
Solo developers can start free on their own PC before asking for team rollout help.
User journey
From one dev machine to a studio access pattern
Start with the project machine that matters most, prove LoLa against the daily workflow, then add users and hosted capacity only where the studio has a real gap.
Developer proves interactionTest editor navigation, play-in-editor, controller input, audio and build launch against a real workstation.
Production adds reviewUse the same access model for milestone checks, producer reviews and support moments.
Studio formalises rolloutTurn the pilot into named machines, user roles and optional Cloud PC capacity for gaps.
FAQ
Common questions.
Can LoLa work with Unreal or Unity projects?
LoLa connects users to the Windows PC where the engine, project files, plugins and launchers are already installed. The first test should use a real scene or build, not an empty desktop.
Is this for solo developers or studios?
Both, but the buying route is different. Solo developers should start free; studios should request a workflow demo so machines, users and access rules are mapped properly.
Does this replace build distribution?
It can reduce the number of times a team has to package, upload or copy builds for review, because reviewers can reach the prepared host machine instead.
When should a game team choose a Cloud PC?
Only when there is no suitable studio PC, when a clean partner-review machine is required, or when a short project burst needs extra capacity.
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Need a host?
No suitable PC? Add one only when needed.
LoLa connects to your own machine first, then offers managed Cloud PCs for clean demo environments, temporary project seats, review machines or extra capacity.