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Assuming you were on the same lan you could probably set up chat with HA. A game server likely has a lot of change in memory and keeping that synced would be possible but it might not be cheap.
Across a wan though is a different story and likely not reasonably possible.
Keeping it all one one LAN would defeat the point. I'm looking at avoiding downtime from internet and power outages, which would require separate locations
Then here you go. Open your pocketbook.
https://pve.proxmox.com/wiki/High_Availability