4-Player Setup for Android Phone as a PC Controller
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Practical setup, latency, troubleshooting, gyro aiming, touchpad, and multiplayer guides for turning Android or iPhone into a wireless PC controller.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
Connect each phone to the same Windows server and assign each player a separate controller slot.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
The simplest free setup is to install Gamepad on your phone, run Gamepad Server on Windows, and connect over the same WiFi network.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Enable the FPS layout and use small phone tilts for fine aim while the right virtual stick handles larger camera movement.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Gamepad uses local WiFi instead of Bluetooth, so the PC does not need a Bluetooth chip or USB dongle.
Your phone becomes the controller: touch controls, joysticks, triggers, and optional gyro are sent to Windows as Xbox input.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
Use 5GHz WiFi, keep the PC wired to the router when possible, and close heavy background apps on the phone.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
The QR code carries the local server address, so scanning it connects without typing an IP address.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Start the Windows server, scan the QR code with your phone, then launch the game after the virtual controller appears.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Switch to touchpad mode when a launcher, emulator menu, or game inventory works better with mouse input.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.
Most issues come from firewall rules, different WiFi networks, VPNs, or opening the game before the virtual controller connects.