The issue was perhaps more that the Steam Link is little more than a basic dongle – like a Chromecast or Amazon Fire Stick – which are, in themselves, cut down mobile devices with most features disabled. That’s not a ringing endorsement, but the issue wasn’t with the idea. In fact, Valve was flogging them for a dollar at once stage, and giving them away for free at E3. It was a neat idea, but the Steam Link hardware didn’t exactly sell like hotcakes. This was in addition to PC-to-PC streaming which, among other things, allows you to stream from a good spec PC to a lower-powered one (like a Mac or an old laptop). Here is a piece of hardware that Valve certifies is compatible to stream your Steam library over your home network, much like Sony with the PlayStation TV. Valve released the Steam Link hardware in 2015. Play all your favorite steam titles away from your PC with the interesting app Steam Link, that has basically all the same features as the hardware it's named after.Steam Link Anywhere, currently in beta, allows you to stream your Steam library to compatible devices over the internet. Although mouse clicks are replaced by tapping on the screen, games that require a joystick require a physical controller.
Thanks to the Valve controller's latest firmware update, you can a pair a Steam Controller to your smartphone and use to play games on Steam Link, but you could use any bluetooth control system. Steam Link simply mirrors your computer screen to your Android device, so you have to pair your device to a computer with an installed Steam client to use the app, as well as a high speed WiFi connection, and if possible, a wired internet connection to your PC. That being said, it's basically a streaming tool, so you'll need a PC running the game for the app to function.
Play your Steam games on any Android device with Steam Link, the official Valve app for Android.
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