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Remote Play Together Games on Steam

Remote Play Together is the most underused feature on Steam. The host runs a local multiplayer game and streams it to friends, who join with their own controllers — and crucially, only the host needs to own the game. It turns the entire couch co-op catalogue into something you can play from different cities.

What to check before you commit

  • Only the host needs a copy. This is the one category where a comparison isn't strictly necessary — one person owning it is enough.
  • It's a video stream, so it's sensitive to the host's upload bandwidth and to latency. Fine for party games and platformers; frustrating for anything demanding precise timing.
  • Up to four players is typical, though some games support more.

Remote Play Together games in our catalogue

Ranked by how often each game turns up in the libraries people have compared here — a different signal from Steam's own charts, since it reflects what groups of friends actually own.

Which of these do you already own?

Sign in with Steam, add up to ten friends, and filter straight to the remote play together games your whole group already has — no buying required.

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