Ever since Valve brought Steam Link to iOS following a long period of uncertainty, it has been updated quite a bit with useful features and enhancements. These updates have added , , and more recently and support. Today, Steam Link has been updated to support the and to allow for streaming from Windows 11. I’m not updating to Windows 11 anytime soon, but it is good to see Valve bring in support this early. The Android app has also been updated to support streaming from Windows 11 if you use it there. Check out a screenshot of Ys IX: Monstrum Nox through Steam Link on iPad below:
It is great to see Valve update the app to bring in new features and support for new software this quickly. If you’ve not tried Steam Link yet, you can download the app on iOS and on Android . If you missed our initial hands on with Steam Link, check it out . If you’re on iOS 14.5 or later, covering the PS4, Xbox One, PS5, and Xbox Series X controllers and whether you should upgrade to a better controller to play on iPad or iPhone. Have you used Steam Link recently and what controller do you use when you stream games on iOS or iPadOS?
It is great to see Valve update the app to bring in new features and support for new software this quickly. If you’ve not tried Steam Link yet, you can download the app on iOS and on Android . If you missed our initial hands on with Steam Link, check it out . If you’re on iOS 14.5 or later, covering the PS4, Xbox One, PS5, and Xbox Series X controllers and whether you should upgrade to a better controller to play on iPad or iPhone. Have you used Steam Link recently and what controller do you use when you stream games on iOS or iPadOS?