GameSir has unveiled a significant update to its GameHub app, now extending full support for Steam games on Android devices. This enhancement allows users to dive into popular PC titles, including the eagerly awaited Hollow Knight: Silksong, directly from their smartphones or tablets. With this initiative, GameSir aspires to provide a PC-quality gaming experience without the hassle of additional hardware or complex setups.
Steam integration comes to mobile
GameHub serves as a free platform aimed at making high-quality gaming more accessible on mobile devices. It accommodates PC emulators, cloud gaming, and game streaming, enabling Windows titles to operate seamlessly on Android with impressive compatibility. Players can choose between using controllers or touch controls, catering to various gaming preferences.
The recent update empowers Android users to log into their Steam accounts, download compatible titles, and enjoy gaming on the move. The platform boasts support for thousands of games, ranging from indie gems to blockbuster releases such as Elden Ring, Cyberpunk 2077, Hades, Persona, Forza, Borderlands, Baldur’s Gate, Overcooked!, Destiny, and Grand Theft Auto V. GameSir emphasizes that the system is engineered to deliver smooth, high-performance gameplay, even for graphically demanding titles.
Designed for smooth and responsive play
GameHub incorporates several features aimed at optimizing performance and enhancing user experience. Its direct rendering technology minimizes processing delays, leading to quicker response times and reduced latency. Additionally, players can synchronize their game progress through Steam Cloud Saves, facilitating a seamless transition between devices. The app has also improved controller support, featuring adaptive triggers, realistic vibrations, and automatic switching to virtual buttons when a controller is not connected.
Performance remains a pivotal focus for GameSir. The company reports that demanding AAA titles such as Resident Evil 2 Remake, Mortal Kombat 11, Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot, Batman Arkham Knight, and Assassin’s Creed Rogue can achieve 60 frames per second (fps) with optimized settings. Performance-centric games like Metro: Last Light, Hades, Ori and the Blind Forest, Hollow Knight, and DOOM (2016) can reach impressive frame rates of 90–120fps. Even contemporary blockbusters such as Final Fantasy VII Remake, Monster Hunter: World, and Devil May Cry 5 can deliver 50–60fps gameplay on capable Android devices.
Ongoing updates and new features
The latest iterations of GameHub continue to refine the user experience. Version 5.1.0, released on September 15, enhances emulator compatibility, adds extended DX11 support for older ARM devices, and improves Steam stability. Meanwhile, version 5.0.5, launched on September 13, introduced full Steam Cloud Save and online multiplayer support, enhanced controller feedback, and a new rendering mode for lower latency and smoother visuals.
In addition to these performance enhancements, players can now capture gameplay highlights instantly and enjoy cross-platform progression. The app supports streaming next-generation console exclusives from the cloud and provides access to Steam’s extensive library, positioning itself as a comprehensive tool for mobile gamers seeking experiences beyond traditional app store offerings.
GameSir is committed to dismantling gaming barriers and enabling play anywhere, regardless of platform. By integrating Steam with mobile devices and delivering console-quality performance, GameHub is poised to redefine the standards of Android gaming.
