Razer has announced the release of PC Remote Play, currently in beta, as a way for gamers to stream their PC game library directly to their mobile devices. This service will allow you to play your PC library remotely from your smartphone or tablet, enabling you to enjoy your favorite titles without being tethered to your desktop setup.

For smartphones and tablets, Razer Nexus organizes games in one place. Once the appropriate software is set up, the apps sync using a Razer ID. If you detest the idea of logging in, Razer offers an alternative pin pairing process. Mobile gamers can play PC titles at the highest quality possible when combined with the PC Remote Play app.

With one of the best phone controllers from Razer, like the Kishi V2 or the Kishi Ultra, you’ll be able to launch its PC Remote Play right from the Razer Nexus app. Another nice thing about the service is that it combines all of the games on your PC regardless of which launcher they’re from into a combined library.

The feature will launch on Razer's free Nexus mobile app.

Getting PC games into the palm of your hand is about to get easier. Razer just announced PC Remote Play, which allows you to stream PC games to mobile devices. To get the full feature set of PC Remote Play,

Brendon and I wandered into a ballroom where Razer was showing off its latest hardware. We weren’t expecting much beyond super-powerful gaming laptops (✅) and lots of RGB lights (also ✅). However, just as our guided booth tour was ending,

Razer is best known for gaming peripherals & the company also produces software for its mobile controllers, now with a remote play feature.

Razer says its Handheld Dock Chroma is a “6-in-1” docking station that transforms phones, tablets, or handheld gaming devices “into powerful gaming consoles” with 100W power passthrough support for charging. It’s priced at $79.99 and will be available on January 30th, with preorders starting on January 7th.