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Valve releases Steam Link app on Apple’s Mac App Store

Posted on March 23, 2021 by Xordac Prime
A screenshot from Steam Link for macOS.

Enlarge / A screenshot from Steam Link for macOS. (credit: Valve)

Valve has launched a standalone app for Steam Link on Apple’s macOS App Store, adding a new option for Mac users who want to play games on machines that are often labeled as poor choices for gaming.

Steam Link allows users to stream games from a gaming PC to a supported device on the same local network and to play those games with a MFI or Steam controller.

Valve already offered a full Steam app for macOS, but it takes up 1GB of space and has a reputation for being clunky. In contrast, the Steam Link app has a minimalist interface that appears to be designed with game controller peripherals in mind.

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Source: Ars Technica – Valve releases Steam Link app on Apple’s Mac App Store

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