Any Device

Play Your PC Games in Any Browser

The device you play from doesn't need a game client, an app store account, or admin rights. It needs a browser. Your gaming PC does the rest.

Get Started — It's Free See the Gaming Site

LinkRaze streams the games on your own Windows PC or Mac to this phone. You set it up on that computer first, and we can email you the link.

Locked-Down Devices

Screens You Can't Install Software On

This is the gap a browser-based client closes — the machines where "just download the app" isn't an option.

A work laptop you don't have admin on

Managed devices block installers by policy, and IT is not going to approve a game streaming client. A browser tab doesn't ask anyone's permission.

A school or university Chromebook

ChromeOS in a managed enrolment is one of the most restricted environments there is. It still has a first-class browser, which is the only requirement here.

The TV in the living room

Smart TVs and TV boxes have browsers but almost never have the client you want. Open a tab, sign in, and the big screen becomes the monitor.

A Mac, a Linux box, or someone else's PC

Playing from a friend's house, a hotel, or a machine that isn't yours at all — none of it requires leaving software behind on a computer you don't own.

No Compromise

What You Get in a Browser Tab

Running in the browser is a convenience, not a downgraded mode.

Desktop-Class Input

Controller support and low-latency keyboard and mouse with raw mouse aim, plus customizable on-screen touch controls on phones and tablets.

Your Whole Library

Steam, Epic, Battle.net, GOG, or a standalone .exe. It's your actual PC, so there's no catalogue deciding what you're allowed to launch.

Encrypted End to End

Sessions are encrypted with AES-256, with account-based access control — the same protection whether you're on your own laptop or a borrowed one.

Nothing Left Behind

Close the tab and you're done. No client installed, no library cached, no account signed into a desktop app on a machine you're about to hand back.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Which browsers does LinkRaze work in?

Any modern browser — Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari. On a phone or tablet you can also add LinkRaze to your home screen for a fullscreen, app-like experience.

Do I really not need to install anything?

Not on the device you play from. You do install a lightweight agent once on the gaming PC or Mac being streamed — that machine is running the game, so it needs the software. Every other screen just needs a browser and a login.

Can I play from a Mac or a Linux machine?

Yes. The device you play from only needs a modern browser, so macOS, Linux, and ChromeOS all work. The computer being streamed is the one that runs the agent — Windows, or macOS 15 or later on Apple silicon — because that's where your game library lives.

Does my gaming PC need ports open?

No. The agent connects outbound over TLS, so there's no exposed port and no port forwarding. More on how that works.