Steam’s Remote Play service lets you run a game locally on one machine and stream it to a compatible device or display elsewhere. It’s a handy way to let a more powerful computer crunch those ...

Valve just dropped a Steam Client Beta update that finally introduces a sought-after feature. The Steam Remote Play service will now offer 4K support, providing a series of presets to allow gamers ...

Remote Play Together extends that to allow multiplayer gameplay over the Internet instead of a local network. Given how it works, you'd presume that it requires all players to have Steam accounts ...

The games you can play with your buddies remotely include A Way Out, Brawlhalla, Stardew Valley, Overcooked 2, NBA 2K21 and Mortal Kombat 11. There is one key drawback to Invite Anyone.

Perhaps spurred by the pandemic keeping everyone at home, Steam has spent the last several months building out its Remote Play Together service. At first, it started as a way to play select local ...

The beta allows 4K remote play for Valve's Steam games. One of the best things Valve's Steam offers is Remote Play, and now, this feature is testing a new experience that brings 4K gaming support for ...

Navigate to 'Remote Play' Select 'Enable Remote Play' To use your Steam Deck to remotely play games from your PC, you must complete these steps for your handheld and your desktop computer.

This big release makes it possible for owners of any game that supports Remote Play Together to invite even non-Steam users to play. Steam now creates a session link, viewable in the friends list ...

Steam is expanding the functionality of its Remote Play Together feature to work more like a Zoom meeting. Now when you launch a Remote Play Together game, you can get a link to share with up to ...

In the latest Steam beta client you can Remote Play Together with anyone, no Steam account needed, just by sending them a link. The blog post outlining the latest beta client update shows you know ...

Remote Play should now be working via Chiaki in Desktop mode. To add it to your Deck’s standard Game mode, however, use these steps: While still in Desktop mode, open Steam.