VoidLink review
A feature-rich Apple client for Moonlight-compatible PC game streaming.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
VoidLink is a paid, Moonlight-derived client for streaming PC games to iPhone and iPad. It connects to a Moonlight-compatible host, including AlkaidLab Sunshine, with Windows PC listed as the host platform. The app suits Apple users who want more control than basic remote-play software provides, especially when touch input, physical controllers, HDR, or external displays are part of the setup.
Its feature depth is the main reason to consider it. VoidLink supports touch and multitouch passthrough, customizable on-screen controls and layouts, Xbox and DualShock 4 controller mappings, and gyroscope-to-mouse or controller mapping. Streaming can use HDR and frame interpolation up to 120 fps on supported devices. Picture-in-picture works on iOS 15 and later, while external-display support broadens its use beyond a phone or tablet screen. Microphone redirection is available with the AlkaidLab Sunshine host, adding a host-specific audio input option.
The trade-off is focus. VoidLink is distributed through Apple's App Store and its documented client coverage centers on iPhone and iPad, with Mac compatibility listed but not verified for macOS. It also requires a compatible PC streaming host rather than operating as a standalone game library. There is no free plan, so it fits buyers who specifically want a premium Apple-side Moonlight client and will use its advanced input and display features. Users seeking broad client-platform coverage, a standalone service, or a free option should choose an alternative.
VoidLink pros and cons
- Where it wins
- HDR and frame-interpolated streaming up to 120 fps on supported devices
- Flexible touch, controller, gyroscope, and customizable control options
- Picture-in-picture and external-display support on Apple devices
- Where it doesn't
- Paid software with no free plan
- Designed primarily for iPhone and iPad
- Mac compatibility is listed but not verified for macOS
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