Tunngle allows video games via the Internet as if we were playing them in a Local Area Network (LAN).

The video games with the option of playing in a Local Network are set for various PCs connected to the same network to play among each other. Local networks consist of PCs located in the same place. So, if we want to play with a friend on a Local Network, we must be located in the same space and share the same network to play in the LAN (Local Area Network) mode.

Thanks to Tunngle, we can use the LAN mode to play with friends anywhere. To do this, the software creates a Virtual LAN among various PCs and enables the ability to play online via the Internet. This is very useful for video games that do not have active servers but LAN mode.

To start using the software, we must sign up on its website. Once signed up, we can join several game servers. For example, we can join the Far Cry 2 game server, where more gamers will be online. After selecting the game server, the software will ask us to indicate the game's executable file (.exe). Once we select the executable of the game, we can launch it from Tunngle, and we'll enjoy the LAN game mode, playing with gamers worldwide.

By default, the software brings multiple servers created for different games, so we only have to search for the game name and launch the partner server. Game servers are classified by categories, so we can see which are the fullest servers in a specific category (e.g., FPS), and enter the game server with more online gamers.
These game servers also have their chat for us to talk to other gamers connected to the same server.

We can join preexisting servers if we want to, create our server, and share the server information with friends, so they connect to our Tunngle server, where only the users with the connection data can play. We will have the option to leave the server open or to password-protect it so only users with such a password access it.

The software installs a special Windows network device to ask for permission. This is required to operate the software properly, so we must allow the new device to be installed.

The software is free and translated into other languages, though we have a paid version, including several improvements, such as blocking the ads shown when we open the software.