Apollo
5.8#20 in game remote play softwareLinuxmacOSSelf-hostedWindows
VisitApollo vs PXPlay
What both publish
| Fact | Apollo | PXPlay |
|---|---|---|
| Features | Its listed features include a virtual display with HDR support, client permission management, clipboard sync, connection and disconnection commands, and input-only mode. | The maker lists customizable on-screen gamepad layouts, button mapping, multiple console profiles, and gamepad-only mode. |
| Integrations | Apollo uses SudoVDA for its virtual display, and Artemis provides client-side controls for virtual display options. | The app supports third-party gamepads, with controller compatibility depending on platform; Android supports compatible Bluetooth or USB controllers. |
| Purpose | Apollo is a self-hosted desktop stream host for Artemis (Moonlight Noir), designed for low-latency streaming at the client’s native resolution. | PXPlay streams a supported gaming console to a device for remote play and can also act as a virtual controller. |
Apollo plans
No prices published.
PXPlay plans
- PXPlay iOS/Apple TVFree
- PXPlay Android$6.99, paid once
- PXPlay (PSPlay) PC€12.99, paid once
- PXPlay (PSPlay) Android APK license—
- PXPlay (PSPlay) Android Google Play—
- PXPlay (PSPlay) iOS / Apple TV—
Pick Apollo if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick PXPlay if…
PXPlay suits people who want to remotely play a supported PlayStation console on a listed client device or use that device as a virtual controller. Its network setup details matter for users considering remote access.