The Steam Connection Beta version of Google Play is now available!ByGoran Spasojevic-May 18, 2018.169 Android users can now use their handheld devices to download Steam games. Steam promises that for certain games 1080p gaming will be the current standard which supports 4K. The iOs version of the app is still currently under review. A great news to all the gamers out there who want their Android device to play their Steam games. The beta-version of the Steam Connection app is available on Google Play. This app allows you to use it as a monitor to stream your games from Desktop to your Android device. The Steam Connect app works on all Android devices running 5.0 or older. Since it is still in beta form users should now and then expect occasional bugs. This doesn’t unfortunately mean you can take out your phone and enjoy your favorite Steam game from your Pc. For work with Steam Link, your computer must be linked to the same network as your PC, whether it is physically connected via the Ethernet cable or via 5Ghz Wi-Fi. .170 .170 Sam Lantinga, a senior software engineer at Valve, said that if you have a strong system you can stream 4 K gaming footage at 60 fps. If this is not the case, however, the device will automatically display 1080p games. Valve also recently released a Steam Beta client which enables the Steam controller support for the Connection app. It helps you to use the Steam controller on your phone or other Android devices when playing the game. Sadly the app’s iOs version is still under testing, and we don’t know exactly when it will be available on the Apple App Store. The only thing we know about the iOs app is it will be running on computers that have iOs 10 or later. We can also expect Apple Tv computers running tvOs 10.3 and later to work with this.