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When Samsung unveiled the Galaxy Note10, it also introduced a new game streaming platform called PlayGalaxy Link albeit with very little by way of concrete information. We learned soon after that it would be launching in September, and so it’s come to pass. The Playgalaxay.com site is now live and the Android app is available for download.
According to the site, Play Galaxy Link allows you to connect to your PC over WiFi or mobile data and stream your library of games on Samsung your phone or tablet. As you’d expect, the service supports third-party Bluetooth controllers, mice, and keyboard, and the site once again points you to the recommended Glap controller peripheral that your Galaxy phone can fit inside. On-screen controls are also supported, but let’s be honest, they’re entirely inferior.
When you register a Windows 10 PC with the app and are using a LAN connection, you’ll even be able to wake it via Play Galaxy Link. It’s completely free of charge, and assuming you have the games on your PC already, the app will discover them and auto-populate with a list. You can do this manually too, in case it misses some out.
PC requirements:
OS: Windows 10
GPU: NVIDIA GPU NVIDIA GTX 1060 or higher, AMD Radeon RX 550 or higher
CPU: Intel Core i5 or higher
Memory: DDR4 8G
AP: Gigabit router
Play Galaxy Link is still in beta for now, and it’s only available in the US and Korea to begin with. You can download the Windows app from the link below, and the Android app can be downloaded from APK Mirror (below) or via the Galaxy Store on your phone. It’s restricted to the Galaxy Note10 and 10+ at the moment, but more devices and regions will be added in the near future.
Interested S10 owners can download this latest update via Samsung’s Galaxy Store app on supported devices, or over at APK Mirror.
- Source:
- Playgalaxay.com
