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Based on your description of latency issues with your racing game Prime Rush 3.0 using Amazon GameLift in the sa-east-1 region, I can offer some insights.
Amazon GameLift Streams might be worth exploring for your use case. This service is designed to stream games from AWS to players on various devices, which could potentially help with your latency issues. Recently, Amazon GameLift Streams introduced Proton 9 as a managed runtime environment, which improves compatibility with Windows-based applications running on Linux systems. This update might provide better performance for your game.
For your specific latency issues, consider these approaches:
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Evaluate if using AWS Global Accelerator could help. Global Accelerator can improve the availability and performance of your application by routing traffic through the AWS global network instead of the public internet. This service now supports 31 AWS Regions, including regions in South America, which might help reduce latency for your players.
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Check if your game's network traffic is being optimized properly. Even with good server infrastructure, inefficient network code can cause the symptoms you're describing (control delays, opponent "teleporting", and disconnections).
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Consider if your current instance type (c5.large) is appropriate. For real-time multiplayer games, you might need instances with better network performance or CPU capabilities depending on your game's specific requirements.
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Review your VPC and security group configurations to ensure they're not introducing additional latency.
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Test your game with players connecting from different network conditions to identify if the issue might be related to specific ISPs or mobile networks in your target region.
Without seeing your specific configuration, it's difficult to pinpoint the exact cause, but these are common areas to investigate for latency issues in real-time multiplayer games using GameLift.
Sources
Amazon GameLift Streams Launches Proton 9 Runtime and Increases Service Limits | AWS re:Post
AWS Global Accelerator now supports endpoints in two additional AWS Regions - AWS
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