While obviously not the twitchiest of games, and thus free from any network-induced latency (reduced by going through Ethernet), it seems to provide results equivalent to Valve's hardware. Only five minutes of setup, and they were happily simulating cultists in Cultist Simulator. The official Raspberry Pi blog took a look at the Steam Link software in beta, and were very pleased with it. For those late to the party, Steam Link is a local streaming solution, letting you tunnel through your LAN or Wi-Fi to play games from your desktop via your TV in another room. Formerly released on Android (although not iOS due to Apple being grumpy gits), this new version is version 3B or 3B+ of everyone's tiny PCB powerhouse system, favoured by tech-tinkerers worldwide. The hardware was originally priced at $49.99.The Link is dead, long live the Link! Valve's official Steam Link hardware may now be discontinued, but its software heart lives on, and now free on the Raspberry Pi. Valve launched Steam Link in 2015, letting PC gamers stream games from their computers running Steam out to a television.
That is, if you missed the clearance pricing on Steam Link, which was as low as $2.50 (plus shipping) at certain points. Instructions for how to do so are noted in a Steam community post.Ī Raspberry Pi 3 B+ will typically cost you about $35 - Micro Center has it on sale for $29.99 - making the mini computer an attractive and inexpensive Steam Link option for people who want a dedicated piece of hardware. Valve is currently supporting the Raspberry Pi 3 and 3 B+ running Raspbian Stretch, and Steam Link is free to install. Steam Link is now in beta for Raspberry Pi, the tiny, affordable computer aimed at hobbyists and aspiring programmers. And while the Android version of Steam Link will continue, Valve has released something for low-cost hardware as well. Valve recently discontinued its Steam Link hardware, the small hardware peripheral that let PC users stream games to another device over an in-home network, and the company is now completely sold out of the device.
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