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Valley of Ancient

Unreal Engine · Vagon Streams

Valley of Ancient

Valley of Ancient

Valley of Ancient

Unreal Engine 5’s flagship Nanite and Lumen tech in an open-world scene, streamed from a cloud GPU to any browser. No GPU or install.

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4K at 60 FPS

Ultra-low latency in any browser

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10K+ concurrent users

Scales with your audience

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20+ regions

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Stream your own app

About this demo

Explore a Nanite and Lumen open world

Valley of Ancient brings Unreal Engine 5’s flagship technologies to life in the browser. Streamed through Vagon Streams, the cinematic open-world environment built with Nanite and Lumen runs interactively on any device, with no local GPU or installation.

The experience captures the scale and fidelity of next-generation 3D environments. Every texture, animation and lighting change is processed in real time, delivering the full Unreal Engine experience from the cloud.

Why UE5 projects are hard to share

Large UE5 projects use dynamic global illumination, dense geometry and high-resolution textures that need powerful GPUs. For many artists, designers or reviewers, simply opening the project is impossible without top-tier hardware.

Pre-rendered videos lose interactivity, while local builds mean long downloads and high system requirements. Live review was rarely practical outside a studio.

What cloud streaming changes

Running Valley of Ancient on high-performance cloud GPUs and streaming it through the browser makes the scene instantly accessible. Teams explore, interact and test it together, whatever their hardware or location.

Keep full detail

Nanite-level detail and Lumen lighting on any device, with no need to simplify geometry or shrink textures.

Review in sync

Host live sessions where everyone views the same environment, testing camera paths, lighting changes or level transitions without new builds.

Teach UE5 features

Instructors demonstrate UE5 features in the cloud, and students interact with real projects without high-end hardware.

Focus on the work, not the hardware.

Create, render, collaborate and stream on the best hardware.