Free Gaming Ping Test
Real HTTP latency from your browser — Fortnite, Valorant, CS2, and more
No simulated ping · failed tests show no fake numbers
How we measure (no simulated data)
We measure real HTTP round-trip time from your browser to public publisher endpoints (Epic, Riot, Steam, EA, etc.). This is not ICMP ping and may differ from in-game server latency.
If a test fails, we show no result — we never simulate or estimate ping.
Gaming network test
6 real endpoints · 5 samples each
Epic Games public status endpoint (HTTPS)
Riot Games Americas API gateway (HTTPS)
Riot Games Europe API gateway (HTTPS)
Riot Games Asia API gateway (HTTPS)
Valve Steam Web API (HTTPS)
Cloudflare trace endpoint (HTTPS)
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Is this real ping to game servers?
We measure HTTP round-trip time from your browser to public publisher endpoints. That is real network data, not ICMP ping and not simulated when tests fail.
What ping is good for gaming?
Under 30 ms RTT is excellent, 30–60 ms is good for most games, and above 100 ms often feels laggy in competitive play.
Why do some tests show failed?
If an endpoint blocks or times out, we show no number. We never estimate latency.
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