Process-Level Game Accelerator

Zero route conflict TCP accelerator for overseas game/private server players

Problem

Players connecting to overseas or private game servers experience high latency and frequent disconnects; most accelerators require installing TUN/TAP virtual adapters and modifying global routes, causing conflicts with WSL2, Docker, and corporate VPNs, plus residual DNS pollution; some private servers use non-standard ports (e.g., 8285) that rule-based proxies miss, leading to disconnects.

Solution

A lightweight Windows tool that hooks the target game process (e.g., WoW.exe) to intercept connect and WSAConnect calls, forwarding traffic to acceleration nodes; no virtual adapter, no driver, no route table changes; supports automatic detection of non-standard ports and restores non-blocking sockets to avoid game freezes.

Users

Hardcore players of overseas games and private servers, especially developer-players running WSL2/Docker/VPN

MVP

Implement process hook and Socks5 forwarding for a specific game; provide a simple GUI to select process and node; support non-blocking socket restoration; test with one game (e.g., WoW); release as a portable app

Revenue

One-time purchase; or monthly subscription with acceleration nodes (can integrate third-party nodes); open-source core + paid advanced features (multi-game support, node management)

Why now

Cloud gaming and private servers are popular, but general accelerators increasingly conflict with dev environments; this niche is clear, and the technical barrier is moderate for indie devs with Windows internals experience