The note read: “We care deeply about bringing great games to all of our users on the App Store We would love for Valve’s games and services to be on iOS and Apple TV. Schiller said he’d “love” for Steam Link to take its place on the App Store if Valve can fall into compliance with a “number of guidelines.” In an alleged email sent to one Reddit user and received by multiple others, Schiller said it’s just a case of working out some kinks. However, judging by reported comments from Apple’s marketing boss Phil Schiller this weekend, there might be a way back for the platform. In the meantime, if you’d like to check the Steam Link app out, head on over to the iOS App Store for the download.When Apple put the kibosh on Valve’s Steam Link app for iOS last week, many put it down to Apple’s unwillingness to embrace a little competition on its own platform. Some gaming companies also believe that streaming is the way of the future. So much so that even companies such as Google have invested in the tech with Project Stadia, allowing gamers to stream games to their Chrome browsers. Game streaming is expected to be a pretty big deal moving forwards into the future. It is unclear as to what kind of changes Valve might have made in order to get the app to be compliant with App Store guidelines, but either way, it’s available for download for gamers who are interested in streaming games from their computer to their phones. The good news is that it seems that Valve did not give up trying to get the app approved, and for iOS and Apple TV gamers, it looks like the Steam Link app is finally available for download. It sounded like a great app but unfortunately, Apple had rejected the app claiming that it had violated their guidelines. This works by streaming games from your computer onto your smartphone or tablet. For those who are hearing about this for the first time, the Steam Link app basically allows gamers to play their Steam games on their mobile devices. Last year, Valve announced the Steam Link app for mobile devices.
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