Steam Link
Stream Your Steam Library
Steam Link - Stream Your Steam Library on Android
"Steam Link" is an app that enables you to stream your Steam library directly to your Android device. By connecting a Bluetooth controller or Steam Controller, you can play your favorite desktop games from your computer wirelessly. For optimal performance, it's recommended to connect your computer and Android device using Ethernet or 5GHz WiFi. Enjoy your gaming on the go with familiar controls and a seamless connection.
App stats
Downloads: 20,233,436
96.33K Rating: 3.39 
67 new ratings
(47,963)
Permissions:
- android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE
- android.permission.BLUETOOTH_CONNECT
- android.permission.INTERNET
- android.permission.MODIFY_AUDIO_SETTINGS
- android.permission.RECORD_AUDIO
- android.permission.VIBRATE
- android.permission.WAKE_LOCK
Size: 31.63M
Email: St*****@valvesoftware.com
URLs: Website ,Privacy policy
Full description: See detailed description
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User reviews
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spammy, or outdated. Pros
- Allows remote gaming with controller support
- Stream games smoothly with decent network conditions
- Good for turn-based and card games
- Customizable controls for latency management
Cons
- Inconsistent performance outside home networks
- Issues with controller mapping and touch controls
- UI is clunky and lacks explanation for buttons
- Frequently resets layouts and configurations
- High data usage and potential limit on mobile data connections
Most mentioned
- Connection issues while not on local network
- Problems with latency during gameplay
- Inability to map controls effectively
- Frequent crashes or black screens during use
- UI design and usability concerns
User reviews
For the love of all that is holy. Can you please make an app that works properly outside of my home network. Every remote desktop application works with little latency for the most part, but this is the only one that has controller support outside of home network. You are the only thing standing between Xbox cloud streaming and GeForce now.
by 
Enrique Valentin, 2025-01-25
Enrique Valentin, 2025-01-253-stars for the fact that this exists. However, It requires me to connect all plug-ins/bluetooth devices to my actual PC in-order to use. I have a bluetooth mouse, keyboard, multiple controllers that successfully connect, and all of them work on all my devices. I can see the mouse pointer on the screen. Using my mouse (or finger for touch controls) do not respond to clicking once the games start, the keyboard, and controller only works when the game is not yet booted. Lots of fun potential tho.
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Seth Reddeth, 2025-01-22
Seth Reddeth, 2025-01-22