The best thing you can do to improve your experience with Steam Remote Play is a strong LAN connection between the gaming PC and the clients you want to play on. The following are a couple of tips that I’ve found useful during my time using Steam Remote Play.
For those times that I need a keyboard or mouse, Steam Remote Play can also stream to another Steam Desktop client on my MacBook. Apple’s ecosystem can use Bluetooth controllers (e.g., Xbox Controller) as an input, so this allows me to play games from a comfy couch like a console gamer. I personally use the Steam Link app on my iPhone and Apple TV. The inputs and outputs work seamlessly and you are able to fully experience the game without being confined to where your gaming PC is located. It lets you stream a game from a system running Steam to a compatible client (e.g., an iPhone/iPad, Apple TV, etc.). Steam Remote Play blew my mind when I first tried it out. I want to talk about one such feature – Steam Remote Play. Fun fact – I found out that my Steam account is 17 years old! Steam has a wide selection of games, and over the years many new features have been added. It’s a great service that has been around for a while. If you do any form of PC gaming, you likely know about Steam. This post can be seen more as an informative tip for gamers who use Steam, which they might not know about.
I’m keeping this post fairly short due to the holiday season (I also just moved houses at the end of November, so it has been a bit hectic the last month).
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