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The Steam Link app brings desktop gaming to your Android device.
By Trang Nguyen
Editor, media and streaming
Steam Link is an Android app that brings games from a desktop PC to a phone, tablet or Android TV. The PC runs Steam, and the app connects to it so you can play the Steam games already in your library. It is aimed at people who own a Steam library on a computer and want to play those games on Android hardware in the same room.
Nothing about the games has to change. The listing says you start the games you already have, and the Android device is the screen and the input point.
The build we hold is Steam Link 1.4.2 (APKS split bundle) for Android 5.0 and up.
PUBG MOBILE FLASH
Level Infinite · Action
BLEACH Mirrors High
Bandai Namco Entertainment Inc. · Role Playing
Silver Palace
Elementa Games · Casual
Kuroko's Basketball™: SR
Quick Magic AI · Casual
Crimson Outbreak
Game Hollywood Hong Kong Limited · Casual
Monster Hunter Outlanders
Level Infinite · Role Playing
Vampir
Netmarble · Role Playing
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The app connects to a computer running Steam and streams the games from that machine. Your library is the one on the PC, so the games you can launch are the ones installed and available there.
The listing's setup advice is built around a home router. It recommends running the computer over Ethernet to the router, and keeping the Android device within a reasonable range of it.
Input comes from a Bluetooth controller or a Steam Controller paired to the Android device. Pairing happens before you connect to the PC, so the controller is ready when the stream starts.
Because the controller is paired to the Android device, the phone, tablet or TV handles the controller side while the PC does the game processing.
The listing gives separate advice for Android TV and for phones and tablets. For Android TV, it recommends Ethernet from both the TV and the computer to the router. For phones and tablets, it recommends the 5GHz band of the Wi-Fi network for both the computer and the Android device.
Those recommendations are what the developer lists for best performance. The listing does not say what happens on other network setups.