PlayStation 4 Remote Play via PC is Now Possible, Thanks to an Unofficial Program

WHAAAA!? There's finally a way to stream PS4 games onto your PC!? ...Unofficially?

Oh, who cares, there's a way now! Though currently in its early stages, the unofficial Remote Play function seems to work really well, as the First Light seems to be run fairly smooth. However, the only problem would be the lag with the mouse and keyboard, but give it time. It's just a matter of time. Twisted, the creator behind the Remote Play project, will be releasing this nifty software for PC this Wednesday for £6.50/$10.

Curious about the reasoning behind the cost?

Well, according to him:

"I’ve been working on this project mostly part time for over a year when the Android version was first released in October 2014. I’ve lost count the amount of hours I’ve put in over this time but I’ve enjoyed every moment working on this project which leads me onto my main point. I’d like to work on this project full time, adding features, getting it stable and porting it to other platforms which I know a lot of you want! The only way to support this is to charge for the app, all my previous projects have been free and I don’t want to have to but sadly its the only way to support my living costs. On the plus side this means I have more time to work on the project and provide support to its users, something which I’ve been limited on in the past.

I hope you all can understand my reason for going this route and continue to support the project, I look forward to hearing all your ideas and features which can be added to make the app even better!"

Hey, for $10 I can't argue with the decision. Twisted put in a lot of hard work into making this happen, so for me, the ten bucks would be worth it. At least people can play from anywhere in their homes with just a laptop. If you're wanting to support Twisted and purchase the remote play program for the PC, you can head on over to development blog here.