Steam Remote Play will allow you to run heavy PC games on weak hardware

Valve has released an update for Steam, which updated the remote game launch feature.

What is known

Steam In-Home

Streaming allowed players to broadcast gamesfrom a computer to other devices that are connected to the same home network. Now players will not be limited to the walls of their homes, and will be allowed to run games on weak PCs anywhere in the world where Wi-Fi is available.

Valve has nicknamed the Steam Remote Play feature,noting that it was launched experimentally. With the help of the program, gamers will be able to stream games from one computer with Steam installed to another. The user is only required to have the Internet and a connection to the Steam data center.

The company has already made it possible to launch PC games remotelyon Android, iOS and TVs, but this update will come in handy for gamers who don’t want to part with their keyboard and mouse. So, a stable Internet and a laptop that can run Steam will allow you to play the same GTA5 in the forest, hotel or on a bench near the house if your wife has sent you out for a walk with the children.