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VRidge review

#44 of 44 in Game Streaming Software

A focused paid tool for streaming SteamVR games to phones and mobile VR headsets.

6.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

VRidge is paid software for streaming PC-based virtual-reality games to Android and iOS phones used with mobile VR viewers. It connects a Windows PC to the mobile device over Wi-Fi or USB tethering, supports SteamVR applications, and provides rotational head tracking. The product also supports Oculus Quest, Oculus Go, and Gear VR, making it suited to users who want to access PC VR content through mobile or standalone viewing hardware rather than a conventional livestreaming studio.

Its strongest fit is the combination of SteamVR compatibility and tracking support. VRidge provides head and controller tracking, plus integrations for keyboard, mouse, and Xbox controllers. It can also work with selected Oculus SDK games through Revive. For users interested in broader headset-based use, the GameWarp add-on displays non-VR games in VR. These capabilities give VRidge a wider range than a tool limited strictly to native VR titles, while keeping PC-to-mobile VR streaming as its central purpose.

VRidge connects with OBS through its StreamView window, so users can incorporate the streamed view into recording workflows. That integration does not change the product’s focus: it is primarily software for delivering PC VR games to mobile and VR headsets, not a general live broadcasting or multistreaming platform. The paid-only model also makes it a less suitable choice for users seeking a free streaming application. Choose VRidge if SteamVR access, mobile VR viewers, and tracking are the priority; choose another category of tool if the main need is audience-facing livestream production.

VRidge pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Streams SteamVR applications from Windows to Android and iOS devices
    • Supports head, controller, and rotational tracking
    • Works over Wi-Fi or USB tethering with several mobile VR viewers
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focused on VR streaming rather than conventional livestream broadcasting
    • Requires a Windows PC and compatible mobile or VR viewing hardware
    • No free plan is provided

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