Razer, a lifestyle brand for gamers, has announced the official launch of Razer PC Remote Play, a platform for streaming PC games directly to mobile devices.
According to the folks at Razer, highlights of Razer PC Remote Play include:
- Expansive controller compatibility: Full support for Razer Kishi and all iOS and Android compatible controllers for uncompromised console-class mobile experience with the power of your gaming PC.
- Unlock more play styles on the iPad, with full compatibility with keyboard, mouse, and trackpad.
- ll your PC games within Razer Nexus: Browse, configure, and launch PC games directly from your mobile device. Instantly launch your PC games, customize your controls, record and share gameplay, and keep your controller updated- all with one app.
- Automatic optimization that takes full advantage of your device’s powerful display: Enjoy incredibly sharp, smooth visuals on your device. Razer PC Remote Play automatically optimizes for the device’s maximum resolution and refresh rate, without locking gameplay to fixed aspect ratios.
- Immersive play with Razer Sensa HD Haptics: Experience realistic tactile sensations that sync with in-game actions—from explosive gunfire to rumbling vehicle engines—when pairing Razer Kishi Ultra controllers with Android devices.
Setup on mobile is quick and easy with a few simple steps:
- Install Razer Nexus and Razer PC Remote Play on your mobile device.
- Enable Remote Play in Razer Cortex on the PC.
- Sign in with your Razer ID. Your PC and mobile device will automatically pair.
- Connect your Razer Kishi or other iOS or Android compatible controller to play controller-supported games.
- Stream your entire PC game library directly to the mobile device.
Razer PC Remote Play currently supports:
- Steam, Epic Games, PC Game Pass, and more
- iOS 18 and Android 14+
- Windows 10 and 11
Razer PC Remote Play is available for download on the App Store and Google Play. For more information, visit https://www.razer.com/gaming-software/razer-pc-remote-play.
Article provided with permission from AppleWorld.Today