I explored a lot about how I could remotely game there while serving the games from my main machine comfortably, “arcade style”, and after I set up an HTPC I did just that. Since I had my big TV in another room as my computer, I wanted to also play there - especially with local couch co-op titles that I really like. Or maybe you just generally don’t like megacorps recording your every input. And/or you want to play your games from down in the living room instead, and don’t want to pay a monthly fee for that (this was my use case).

But you have a strong gaming PC idling in your workroom.

Lowering resolution will improve response time and FPS that you actually receive.Set up a remotely accessible arcade gaming PCĪfter years of teases and one-off successes like OnLive, nowadays you get remote gaming options in your face at every corner of the net with Stadia, xCloud, Luna, GeForce Now and others.

For the best audio/video performance in AnyDesk ajust resolution of both displays, try to match them.

Make sure port forwarding is configured, the default port is 8128, using UDP.

Make sure you run your games in 'borderless window' mode, or press Alt + enter.

You may see double cursor, one in the middle and the other normal, that's fine. Now press Alt + X to connect your input via Axiinput. On your local PC in AnyDesk, open top-right drop-down settings menuįirst Uncheck 'Control mouse and keyboard', then Check 'Show remote cursor' and click 'Fullscreen mode' in the same menu On Your local PC, open Axiinput click 'Use local input' and enter remote PCs IP (shown in remote Axiinput) On your remote PC that you are connecting to, open Axiinput, click 'Use remote input' and click 'Start Listening to input!'

Install/Run AnyDesk on PCs you want to connect to, DO NOT RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR (for best experience)Ĭonnect with AnyDesk to the computer you want to play games on

Start with step 4 if you already installed everything.ĭownload from wiki page: (or compile code) Use this for proper remote gaming input with a combination of your favorite remote desktop application for audio/video.įollow these steps, for the best experience:

Anydesk remote gaming