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# 4. Playing in coherence Cloud

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If you prefer a video tutorial, refer to [Part 3](https://youtu.be/ZYJQzji1Oek) of our Getting Started series.
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Now that we have tested our project locally, we can upload it to coherence Cloud and share it with friends and colleagues. To be able to do that, we need to [create a free account](https://coherence.io/login) with coherence.

At this point, you can create a free account, which will grant you a number of credits that are more than sufficient to go through developing and testing your game in coherence Cloud.

Open the **coherence Hub**, and go to the **Cloud** tab.

After pressing **Signup / Login** you will be taken to the [login page](https://coherence.io/login). Authenticate with your credentials, and return to Unity.

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Then, select your organization and project.

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Next up, we need to give coherence Cloud our game's schema, so that it can kickstart a Replication Server for our game.

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**To recap**

We created a coherence account and connected in the Unity, so now we can see our orgs and projects directly within the Editor and link to them.

As a next step in the sub-pages of this section we'll see how to [deploy a Replication Server](/2.3/getting-started/setup-a-project/test-in-the-cloud/deploy-replication-server.md) in the cloud, and how to [share builds](/2.3/getting-started/setup-a-project/test-in-the-cloud/share-builds.md).
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