Valve’s planning on introducing a Steam Video app this summer that will allow you to stream thousands of movies and shows on Steam from your devices. This app will work both on LTE and Wi-Fi. Therefore, prepare yourself to embrace the expected bugs or wait until the first regular version launches, hopefully later this year. While it’s great to see a Steam Link app finally arrive for Android-based devices, the app is only in beta. When an iOS app does become available, it will run on devices with iOS 10 or later, as well as on Apple TV‘s running tvOS 10.3 and above. Representatives from Valve said a Steam Link app for iOS devices is still pending review, according to Engadget. You can use Valve’s official Steam Controller or any other Android-controller with the Steam Link app. If you have a powerful rig, wired network, and very good client device, it’s possible to stream at 4K 60 fps. In other words, it won’t work on LTE.Īs Valve senior software engineer Sam Lantinga explained to Variety: To use the Steam Link app, your Android phone must be linked to the PC via Ethernet or connected to the same 5Ghz Wi-Fi network. It works on any device running Android 5.0 or later. The new app gives you the power to stream games from your computer without having to buy Valve’s micro PC of the same name.

A Steam Link app is now available on the Google Play store, just a week after it was first announced. Have you been hoping to play Steam games on your phone? That day has finally arrived.

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