Parsec suits people who want to access a computer remotely for work, gaming or sharing control.
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Best Game Remote Play Software 2026
Remote play lets you consider using a host system and a separate client device, so compatibility across both ends matters. Compare host platforms, client platforms, and console support, then check the listed maximum resolution and frame rate. Local co-op support and multi-monitor support help distinguish additional ways an entry may fit a setup. Moonlight Game Streaming, Moonlight Web, and Parsec are among the options shown, as are Artemis Android and Chiaki-ng. Free-plan availability and paid-from pricing round out the comparison. Think about which device will host, where you want to play, and whether you need co-op or multiple displays, then weigh those requirements against each entry’s listed support.
Moonlight Game Streaming
Moonlight suits people who want to play games from their gaming PC on supported devices.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+3Steam
Steam suits people looking to play and discover games, participate in gaming communities, or use supported mods and cosmetics.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4Moonlight Web
Moonlight Web suits people who want to stream a gaming PC to browser-equipped devices and can install a server on the host PC.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+4PXPlay
It suits PlayStation 4 or PlayStation 5 owners who want remote play on supported client devices.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWindows+2It suits PlayStation 4 or 5 owners who want to stream games to supported mobile or desktop clients.
Pulsar suits gamers seeking game streaming and IT or support teams needing remote access to computers.
Chiaki-ng suits PlayStation 4 or 5 owners who want remote play on a listed desktop or Android platform.
Artemis Qt suits users seeking a free streaming client for GameStream, Apollo, or Sunshine servers on desktop or handheld devices.
Razer PC Remote Play suits players who want to stream Windows PC games to iOS, Android, or Windows devices.
Greenlight suits people who want an open-source Xbox streaming client on desktop Linux, macOS, or Windows, or through a Chromium-based browser.
It suits friends who want to share controller-based local co-op games remotely.
It suits Nintendo Switch users who want Xbox console or xCloud streaming through homebrew.
It suits people who want to host game streaming themselves and connect Moonlight clients across supported devices.
It suits Android users who want to stream games from a Windows PC and customize touch, mouse, and keyboard input.
LunarNX suits Nintendo Switch owners who want Xbox or PlayStation streaming through homebrew software.