New Steam App allows Mobile players to play PC game

For PC players, at the moment Steam is the most popular platform that provides the majority of PC games. In addition to a wide range of games released each year, Steam also owns the most popular games of this time. PUBG, Dota 2, CSGO, GTA 5 or Rainbow Six Siege ... are just a few examples of that popularity.

However, now Steam is stepping on a completely new "field" as it provides gamers the ability to play PC game on their mobile device. Exactly, now you can directly play all of your PC games in your Steam account on Mobile.
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With the introduction of Steam Link, Steam allows gamers to live-stream PC game on their Smartphone or Tablet. It's worth mentioning that you will not lose a penny for this app. You do not have to buy it on Android or iOS and do not have to pay for any kind of service ... All you need to do is just wait until the official release date and download to your mobile device.
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However, in order for Steam Link to work well, you need to have a certain condition. Your mobile device and the PC which has your Steam account must be on the same network (eg: at home, at school or in work place). This makes many people wonder how control mechanism works if the game is streamed from PC to Mobile. Yea how simply it is, Steam Link will support Steam object handles as well as other MFI handles, almost transform your Smartphone into a mini console and this new-kind mini console has much more convenient.​

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Steam Link, with its unique working style, is spinning straight to the "laziness" of gamers. You will no longer have to sit in front of the computer screen to play games. Now you can lie on the bed, hold the phone and enjoy the virtual world via any of your favorite games. In addition, Steam Link also has the ability to stream movies besides game stream.
Steam Link is scheduled to be released on May 21 this year. This app will be available on both Android and iOS. As soon as Steam Link is available, GameHub will update readers as soon as possible.
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