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LibreRemotePlay

Free#20 of 27 in Game Remote Play Software

LibreRemotePlay: A simple, account-free WebRTC option for group co-op across desktop and browser. Ranked #20 of 27 in Game Remote Play Software by our editors (7.3/10); pricing: Free plan; best for simple account-free WebRTC game sessions.

7.3/10Editor score

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At a glance

Editor score
7.3 / 10
Pricing
Free plan
Best for
Simple account-free WebRTC game sessions
Free plan
Yes
Paid from
Free
Facts checked
20 Sep 2026

Where it wins
- Peer-to-peer WebRTC streams game video and audio
- Browser client, LAN mode, and group co-op sessions
- Supports XInput and DirectInput controllers without accounts
Where it doesn't
- Experimental keyboard and mouse input may limit control options
- Desktop hosts are limited to Windows and Linux
- The latest opened release is labeled a pre-release

Our verdict on LibreRemotePlay

LibreRemotePlay is a free, open-source application for playing local co-op games online without relying on Steam or another proprietary gaming service. It is designed for groups that want to share a local multiplayer session through peer-to-peer WebRTC connections. Windows and Linux desktop applications can host sessions, while participants can receive streams through Windows, Linux, or a web browser. No account is required, which keeps the basic session model direct.

Its strongest fit is flexible session setup. LibreRemotePlay supports remote video and audio streaming, local co-op groups, LAN play, and gamepad input for both XInput and DirectInput controllers. Hosts can configure codecs, frame rate, and resolution, and can provide custom STUN and TURN server settings when the default connection approach does not suit their network. These controls make it more adaptable than a narrowly defined remote-play client, while browser access lowers the barrier for participants who do not need a desktop application.

The trade-off is its experimental status. Keyboard and mouse input is described as experimental, so controller-based local co-op is the clearer use case. Desktop hosting also requires Windows or Linux, and the latest opened release is labeled a pre-release. LibreRemotePlay should appeal to technically comfortable players who value open-source software, LAN support, configurable streaming, and account-free group sessions. Players looking for a mature service with established release stability or a broader set of officially specified gaming platforms should consider alternatives.

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LibreRemotePlay pricing

Plans Free planFree Free to use — no paid tier required for the core job.

See plans on libreremoteplay.vercel.app

LibreRemotePlay fact sheet

Free plan	Yes
Paid from	Free
Host platforms	Windows, Linux
Client platforms	Windows, Linux, web browser
Maximum resolution	Not verified
Maximum frame rate	Not verified
Console support	Not verified
Multi-monitor support	Not verified
Local co-op support	Yes
Deployment	Desktop
Platforms	Web, Windows, Linux
Compliance & security	GDPR
Support	Community, Docs
Built for	Solo, Small business (editorial estimate)
Pricing	Free plan
Website	libreremoteplay.vercel.app
Facts checked	20 Sep 2026

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