PXPlay
8.0#2 in game remote play softwareFree planFree planAndroidiOSLinuxmacOS
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StreamLight
5.6#21 in game remote play softwareWindows
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| Fact | PXPlay | StreamLight |
|---|---|---|
| Integrations | The app supports third-party gamepads, with controller compatibility depending on platform; Android supports compatible Bluetooth or USB controllers. | The project describes optional Philips Hue Sync support and branded tile artwork for the Windows 11 Xbox app’s “My apps” section. |
| Profiles | Users can register and switch among multiple console or account profiles. | Users can create up to three named profiles per host and set per-game overrides. |
| Remote access | Remote connections can use an experimental automatic mode or manual router port forwarding; automatic access requires console PSN connection, current firmware, and registration with login. | Tailscale integration can track LAN and Tailscale addresses for a host on one tile and optionally use the Tailscale endpoint. |
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—
StreamLight plans
No prices published.
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.
Pick StreamLight if…
StreamLight suits Windows users who want gamepad-oriented controls for streaming from compatible Sunshine, Apollo, Vibeshine, or Vibepollo hosts. Its companion features are relevant to users who also use StreamTweak.