Microsoft recently showed off its Project xCloud running Forza Horizon 4. Streaming technologies and announcements might be a big thing at the upcoming GDC. Related developments from Microsoft and Google Valve is expected to be looking for some way to allow iOS and Apple TV owners to hook up too. However, it warns that this is an early beta release so the experience isn't going to be without some speed bumps.Ĭurrently the partnering Steam Link app is available for Android phone, Android TV, and Raspberry Pi. Valve indicates that users should enjoy a satisfactory experience as long as 'your computer has good upload speed and your Steam Link device has a good network connection'. Follow the pairing instructions on screen.Add a computer and select 'Other Computer'.Update your Steam Client to the beta build, dated March 13 or newer.Some brief instructions for getting up and running with Steam Link Anywhere are provided by Valve, as follows:

Steam Link Anywhere is compatible with the Steam Link hardware and app, and it will be rolled out to those enrolled in the Steam client beta. As the name implies, Steam Link Anywhere expands the range of this feature to any Android or Raspberry Pi which is connected to the internet, anywhere. Most HEXUS regulars will already be aware of Steam Link (and the earlier hardware-only solution) which facilitates Steam gaming on the same local network as your Steam library packing PC. Ahead of GDC 2019, Valve has quietly released an 'early beta' of Steam Link Anywhere.

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