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About the Game

Asobi: Remote Play is an independent streaming client created by Asobi for PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5 owners. It lets you connect to your own console from an Android phone or tablet and play the games you already own, either at home or over the internet. For players who want a larger screen and a more stable session, MuMuPlayer provides a practical way to run Asobi: Remote Play on PC, and the same setup also works when you want to play on Mac with MuMuPlayer. Whether you are using a Windows desktop, a MacBook, or a Mac mini through MuMuPlayer, the app keeps your PlayStation library available without needing to sit in front of the TV.
The free core experience includes remote play from PS4 and PS5 over a local network or the internet, plus PlayStation 5 cloud streaming for those with an active PlayStation Plus Premium subscription. Multiple PSN accounts can be saved and switched with a single tap, and the app can show game information such as recent trophies, current activity, and overall progress. Streaming runs at 1080p and 30 fps in SDR by default, with automatic bitrate adjustment and Forward Error Correction to help recover from short Wi-Fi interruptions. A virtual controller overlay is built in for times when no physical controller is available, and Backbone controllers are supported for a more console-like handheld feel. The app also includes automatic console registration on the same PSN account, so pairing can happen without entering a PIN.
Asobi: Remote Play is designed with several display and device options in mind. Foldable and dual-screen hardware is supported, including a full-panel video layout on the Pixel Fold inner screen and a video-up, touchpad-down arrangement on the AYN Thor. These layout choices make it easier to use the app on unusual screen shapes without losing important controls or video space.
For players who want more, a single one-time premium unlock expands the app significantly. It enables full support for DualSense, DualSense Edge, and DualShock 4 controllers over USB or Bluetooth, HDR video on compatible displays, and 1080p 60 fps streaming for smoother motion. FSR upscaling is available with Quality 2K and Ultra 4K options, and supported devices can use frame generation up to 120 fps. Multiple low-latency modes, including Competition, Ultra Low, and Low, give players tighter control over responsiveness. Manual bitrate control ranges from 2 to 100 Mbps, so you can tune the stream to match your network. Controller vibration works through DualSense USB or Bluetooth, and on-device haptics are available when using the virtual controller or a Telescope controller.
Premium users also gain extra visual controls. Ambient Lightspill adds a bias-light glow around the picture that matches the edge of the stream, while Fill, Zoom, Stretch, and Safe Zoom view modes let you decide how the video sits on your display. An on-screen lightbar halo can show controller status directly on the screen, which is helpful when you want visual feedback without looking away from the game.
Running Asobi: Remote Play through MuMuPlayer on PC adds practical benefits for longer sessions. A wired connection on a desktop can reduce Wi-Fi instability, while a larger monitor gives the 1080p stream more room to breathe. MuMuPlayer also keeps phone calls, notifications, and battery limits out of the way, so you can focus on the game itself. If you prefer Apple hardware, you can still use the app through the emulator and play on Mac with MuMuPlayer, including on a MacBook, Mac mini, or Apple Silicon machine, without changing how the app itself works. Asobi remains an Android app, and MuMuPlayer simply provides the environment to run it on your computer.
Asobi is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony Interactive Entertainment. PlayStation, PlayStation Plus, DualShock, DualSense, PlayStation Portal, PlayStation 4, and PlayStation 5 are trademarks of the Sony Group Corporation. The app is intended for use with content you own or are licensed to use, on hardware you own, with a valid PlayStation Network account and, for cloud streaming, an active PlayStation Plus subscription.