Steam Officially Releases 'Remote Player Together' For You And Your Friends

The gamer community is no longer confused about how to take couch co-op online with their partners because Steam- a multiplayer-producing company officially lets gamers play co-op games fully online together. The producer emphasizes that the Remote Play Together enables users to play any multiplayer with their friends. Specifically, the player hosting will be responsible for owning the game, and the others’ controller acts as the point of connection, which is streamed to their PCs to decide how long the video, audio, and voice chat will last, Steam said in a statement.  

To encourage customers to purchase the company’s products, Remote Player Together is now available on both iOS and Android. Not only computer users but mobile users are also highly exposed to this feature via the Steam Link app, provided they have a stable internet connection. Take Enter the Gungeon for a notable example - it contributes to the demonstration of the robustness of this app towards users and testers.

A further merit of this lies in simplicity. Just select the option from the friends’ menu to automatically invite them to join games, and you then race off the game. Also, Steam offers a feature of sharing the keyboard and mouse, which you must take it into consideration to use, especially the tricky game such as Cuphead. 

Additionally, if you still feel a bunch of nerves due to the latency, Steam’s demonstration partly softens any players’ worries related to the speed as well as resolution.  To sweeten the pot, Steam offers many fantastic sales consisting of Overcooked, Rayman Legends, Cuphead, and Spelunky at a discount. From now on, not only do you own the latest games, but you also can ease your mind by playing the remote game with your intimate friends.