Steam's Remote Play Together feature just got bigger and better. Now you can invite anyone into your Steam Remote Play sessions, regardless of whether they even have a Steam account themselves. All you have to do is send them a link.
With the latest update to the beta, Steam users can invite as many non-Steam players into their Remote Play Together-supporting multiplayer games as they want (and that their hardware will support). Say you want to introduce a friend to the magic of Stardew Valley, or challenge everyone in your DM group chat to a game of Civilization VI. With the new feature, all you have to do is copy a link from your Steam friends list and send it to them - the only limitation is your streaming bandwidth and PC hardware.
To use the feature, you'll first need to make sure you've opted into the Steam Client Beta. It's easy to do: just open the settings menu in Steam, and find the 'Account' tab on the left side. Click the button labeled 'Change…' under the 'Beta Participation heading, and select 'Steam Beta Update' from the drop-down list. Close settings, then let Steam download the update and restart.
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