How to Use Local Remote Play on Steam: Step-by-Step Guide
Learn how to use Steam's Local Remote Play Together feature to play games with friends remotely on the same machine.
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To use Local Remote Play on Steam, first ensure both players are friends on Steam. One player hosts the game, opens the Steam Overlay (Shift+Tab), clicks on 'View all friends', and chooses 'Remote Play Together' from the dropdown next to their friend’s name. This sends an invite to the friend, who then joins the game. Both players can enjoy the game as if they were playing on the same machine. A strong internet connection is recommended for a seamless experience.
FAQs & Answers
- What is Steam Remote Play Together? Steam Remote Play Together is a feature that allows players to stream multiplayer games to friends over the internet, enabling them to play together as if they were on the same computer.
- Do both players need to own the game for Remote Play Together? No, only the host needs to own the game. Friends joining via Remote Play Together can play without owning the game themselves.
- How do I invite friends to play using Steam Remote Play Together? Open the Steam Overlay (Shift+Tab) during the game, view your friends list, and click 'Remote Play Together' next to the friend you want to invite.
- What internet connection speed is recommended for Steam Remote Play Together? A strong, stable internet connection is recommended to ensure smooth gameplay and reduce latency during Remote Play Together sessions.