Valve is also planning a “Steam Video App,” that will allow access to a user’s video catalog on Steam. The app will be available on May 21, though the Android version will launch in a beta state. I’m not sure if that means you’ll be able to plug in any myriad of controllers to your device, but it would be neat to see some of that Switch Pro Controller support get utilized on an Apple device. The Steam Controller will be getting support for this app, though Valve is promising that more input devices will be supported. Valve is limiting streaming to 5 GHz Wi-Fi and wired connections, so cut down on potential lag. The first of these apps will be aptly titled the “Steam Link App” and will be landing on Android and iOS (with support for Apple TV).
The company will be creating apps for use on smartphones, tablets and smart TVs that allow users to stream their Steam libraries to the device.
Announced just today, Valve is expanding its streaming solution outside of the confines of the Steam Link.
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