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With testing being done on a SteamOS Steam Deck, Asobi: Remote Play is a new way to play PlayStation games on Linux systems including cloud-streaming. For those of you still subscribing to the Sony ecosystem, this one is for you.

Asobi: Remote Play is already available on mobile, and they have a Steam Playtest ongoing for Linux (Windows is to come later).

Cloud Stream your PS5 Games

Key Features
  • Connect to your own PS4® or PS5® console for remote streaming
  • Sync app settings and console profiles across your devices
  • Multiple local profiles for different users or setups
  • 1080p / 30 fps SDR streaming
  • Automatic bitrate adjustment based on your network
  • Internet remote streaming support
  • Console registration flow for supported consoles
  • Optional cloud-streaming compatibility where available ("PlayStation Plus Premium subscription required for cloud streaming")

This is not endorsed by Sony, but once again shows what a community / third-party can come up with to expand the possibilities of a platform. Also means Sony could block it at any time. Still, nice to see more options to play games you have elsewhere on your favourite devices - breaking down barriers.

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tarmo888 11 Aug 2026
All these unofficial streaming clients remind me of Dbrands Companion Cube for Steam Machine fiasco. Waste of time.

Also, huge security risk too.
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