Now this year, the app has quietly begun rolling out in beta form, with a proper global release expected before the end of the Summer. Valve announced its plans to join up with Samsung at the Steam Dev Days conference last year. Those looking to stream PC games will need a strong network, while Ethernet is always encouraged in these cases, a 5GHz WiFi connection could also do the trick. The app isn't available just yet here in the UK but if you do happen to live in an area with access (like the US), then you should be able to find the Steam Link app via Samsung's TV app store. As for quality, the app is currently capable of 1080p and 60 frames per second, though 4K streaming support is coming later down the line. At the moment, it is compatible with the Steam Controller but more support is coming. The app is in beta and currently only available in select markets. This week, a Steam Link app began rolling out for Samsung 4K Smart TVs, allowing them to stream Steam games directly without the need to buy the Steam Link. Original Story: While Sony may have dropped PlayStation Now support for Samsung's smart TVs earlier this year, it looks like the folks at Valve are willing to step in to fill the void. You should be able to find the app within the Samsung Hub, though regional availability may differ. This means anyone with a 2016 or 2017 Samsung Smart TV should be able to download the app and start streaming PC games directly to their TV.

Update: Today, Valve announced that it's Steam Link app for Samsung Smart TVs is no longer in beta.

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