Game Ping Test — Check Your Latency for 30 Popular Games
A good gaming ping is under 50 ms for most titles. Competitive shooters reward staying under 20–30 ms, while co-op, MMO and mobile games stay comfortable up to roughly 80–100 ms. Each test below ranks the server regions for one game by your real latency.
Every game hosts its servers in different places, and every game punishes latency differently — a 60 ms delay that ruins a Valorant duel is barely noticeable in Minecraft survival. Pick your game below to run a live region-by-region latency test and get thresholds, server locations, and tuning advice written specifically for that title.
Valorant Ping Test
128-tick servers make every millisecond count. Find the Riot region your aim deserves.
Test Valorant ping →Counter-Strike 2 Ping Test
Sub-tick registers your clicks, but latency still decides who peeks who. Test all Valve regions.
Test Counter-Strike 2 ping →League of Legends Ping Test
One data center per region means your ping is set in stone — unless you know where each server lives.
Test League of Legends ping →Fortnite Ping Test
Fortnite runs on AWS — the same cloud we measure — so this test is unusually close to your real ping.
Test Fortnite ping →Apex Legends Ping Test
20Hz servers amplify every millisecond of lag. Find the data center worth locking into.
Test Apex Legends ping →Dota 2 Ping Test
Enable more matchmaking regions without ruining your games — see which ones are actually low-ping.
Test Dota 2 ping →Call of Duty: Warzone Ping Test
You can't pick a Warzone server — but knowing your regional latency explains your lobbies.
Test Call of Duty: Warzone ping →Overwatch 2 Ping Test
Favor-the-shooter netcode is kind to your shots and cruel to your dodges. Know your number.
Test Overwatch 2 ping →Minecraft Ping Test
Your ping depends on whichever server you join — or where you choose to host your own.
Test Minecraft ping →Rocket League Ping Test
A physics game at 120Hz simulation — small latency shifts change every touch on the ball.
Test Rocket League ping →PUBG Ping Test
Matchmaking assigns your region by ping. See exactly what it sees before you drop.
Test PUBG ping →GTA Online Ping Test
GTA Online is peer-to-peer — your regional ping predicts lobby quality, not distance to a server.
Test GTA Online ping →Escape from Tarkov Ping Test
One desync death costs a whole kit. Find the region that keeps your raids fair.
Test Escape from Tarkov ping →Marvel Rivals Ping Test
Dive heroes and ability timing punish lag. Test every NetEase region before you queue.
Test Marvel Rivals ping →Rainbow Six Siege Ping Test
One-shot headshots make peeker's advantage brutal. Test every Siege data center first.
Test Rainbow Six Siege ping →Rust Ping Test
You pick the server in Rust, which makes region choice your single biggest ping lever.
Test Rust ping →Destiny 2 Ping Test
Dedicated servers in Crucible, peer-hosted PvE — two very different causes of lag.
Test Destiny 2 ping →Helldivers 2 Ping Test
Peer-hosted dives — your regional ping predicts who you match with, not a server.
Test Helldivers 2 ping →Final Fantasy XIV Ping Test
Your Home World fixes your ping. Test every FFXIV data center region first.
Test Final Fantasy XIV ping →The Finals Ping Test
Destructible arenas mean more world state to sync. Test every region before you queue.
Test The Finals ping →Delta Force Ping Test
Warfare forgives lag. Extraction does not. Find your fastest Delta Force region.
Test Delta Force ping →Dead by Daylight Ping Test
Five players, one server, and every late pallet matters. Find your best region.
Test Dead by Daylight ping →Genshin Impact Ping Test
Always-online exploration turns a shaky route into delayed loot and rubber-banding.
Test Genshin Impact ping →Roblox Ping Test
Thousands of experiences, one shared server fleet — and physics that leans on whoever is closest.
Test Roblox ping →Free Fire Ping Test
Ten-minute matches on a small map — a late shot here is a lost match, not a lost round.
Test Free Fire ping →Mobile Legends: Bang Bang Ping Test
Skill shots, last hits, and a fifteen-minute match where one late ultimate decides the game.
Test Mobile Legends: Bang Bang ping →PUBG Mobile Ping Test
Eight kilometres of map, one hundred players, and fights decided by who saw the peek first.
Test PUBG Mobile ping →Call of Duty: Mobile Ping Test
Sub-second time-to-kill on a phone, where a hundred milliseconds is the whole engagement.
Test Call of Duty: Mobile ping →Warframe Ping Test
Peer-to-peer squads mean your ping is to another player, not to a server room.
Test Warframe ping →WARDOGS Ping Test
100 players, three teams, one Control Zone. Know your latency before you pick a server.
Test WARDOGS ping →
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How these tests work
Browsers can't send the ICMP or UDP traffic games use, so each test measures warm HTTPS round-trip time to the cloud region closest to that game's server locations — a reliable proxy for the latency you'll experience in game, not a direct ping to game servers. The region ranking is the dependable part; absolute values may read slightly higher than the in-game meter. Want to bring the numbers down? Start with our guide to lowering ping or learn the basics in what is ping?