Razer has officially launched PC Remote Play, the company’s new platform for streaming PC games directly to mobile devices. After first revealing the feature during CES 2025, it’s now available for everyone, bringing a fresh interface, improved performance, and wider compatibility.
With PC Remote Play, gamers can stream their entire PC library to phones, tablets, or Windows handhelds, offering sharp visuals and smooth performance that adapts to the device’s full frame rate and resolution no black bars in sight.
The launch version introduces several new features, including AV1 codec support for better quality and reduced latency, full controller compatibility for both iOS and Android, and tighter integration with Razer Cortex and Razer Nexus apps. Users can now browse, configure, and launch their PC games from their mobile device, all while customising controls, recording gameplay, and keeping their controllers updated through the same app.
Features of PC Remote Play
One of the standout features is support for Razer Kishi and other mobile controllers, transforming your mobile setup into a console-style experience powered by your PC. iPad users get even more flexibility with support for keyboard, mouse, and trackpad.
Gamers with the Razer Kishi Ultra and an Android device also benefit from Razer Sensa HD Haptics, delivering immersive feedback that syncs with in-game action—from gunshots to vehicle engines.
Setup is straightforward: install the apps on your PC and mobile device, sign in with your Razer ID, and you’re ready to stream. Compatible with Steam, Epic Games, and PC Game Pass, Razer PC Remote Play works with iOS 18+, Android 14+, and Windows 10/11.
The app is available now on the App Store and Google Play.
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