Razer PC Remote Play Launches: Stream PC Games to Mobile Devices

At CES 2025, Razer first announced the beta version of Razer PC Remote Play, a service that allows gamers to stream PC games directly to their Windows phone, tablet, or handheld device. After several months of receiving feedback from the community, Razer has officially launched the final version with many improvements, including support for the Razer Kishi and all iOS/Android compatible game controllers.

Razer PC Remote Play works great on iPad, with full compatibility with keyboard, mouse, and trackpad. Users can browse, configure, and launch PC games directly from their mobile device, as well as customize controls, record gameplay, share clips, and more.

Instead of limiting the frame rate and refresh rate to a fixed one, the Razer Remote Play app automatically optimizes the experience to the maximum resolution and refresh rate of your device. In particular, when the Razer Kishi Ultra is paired with an Android device, Razer Sensa HD Haptics will provide haptic feedback effects synchronized with in-game actions.

How to set up Razer PC Remote Play:

On mobile:

1. Install Razer Nexus and Razer PC Remote Play .
2. For iOS/Android , download the Razer PC Remote Play app from the App Store or Google Play Store.

On PC:

1. Install Razer Cortex and enable Remote Play .
2. Sign in with your Razer ID to automatically pair your PC and mobile device.
3. Connect the Razer Kishi controller (or other iOS/Android compatible controller) to play controller-enabled games.
4. Stream your entire PC game library directly to your mobile device.

Important Note:

• PC and mobile device must be on the same network for first pairing.
• Once paired, users can play over other cellular or Wi-Fi networks if their home network supports and enables UPnP (Universal Plug and Play).

You can find more details about Razer PC Remote Play here .