Their streaming technology is years beyond Steam and Nvidia gamestream. I use it to play local coop games through the internet, and also to access my PC remotely and watch videos and stuff, but the mouse controls for mobile are wonky. If you want a remove gaming experience using internet, you can try Parsec, also hosting on your PC, and getting the app on the store.

Most games will end up with a very little interface, so it might be required to tone down the resolution, perhaps.Īnd yes, the PC will have to be turned on. Not all games would be playable with touch controls, but I think book of demons would be a good bet for playing with touch controls (I think 1 finger touch = left click, 2 fingers touch = right click). The game will be scaled to the phone, and to make it playable, you'd often need a gamepad or something. The strategy lies in adapting your hand to each situation. To my surprise, the dialogues of the townsfolk are also voice acted but they explain some mechanics and help in. Visually it has a very interesting cardboard-like design, which gave me a pop-up book feeling. Cards and Deckbuilding It’s not a card game, but items, spells, and skills are all expressed as cards. Book of Demons is a Diablo clone with an isometric view and fast-paced gameplay, but it has some unique twists on the formula as well. It'll work pretty much like an Nvidia Shield, for example. Book of Demons is the first installment of Return 2 Games - a series of original mid-core titles, inspired by the early golden days of PC gaming. It doesn't use internet, it's designed for local network I think, so a 5GHz (ac) wifi is the best bet, specially with the PC being wired. not sure if my smartphone is enough to try it up, it's an old version of android and quite obsolete in hardware, will check up with my brother, his phone is better.

Originally posted by LadySky89:I suppose it requires to leave your desktop turned on and they connect to each other through a powerful internet? How they interface the game to work from phone is totally a wonder for me.

The book of demons