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I have to doubt that Amnesia would "work" on a smartphone. The tiny screen would remove a lot of the immersion. Amnesia is not (just) about finishing the game -
by TonyTrapp 6y ago
I have to doubt that Amnesia would "work" on a smartphone. The tiny screen would remove a lot of the immersion. Amnesia is not (just) about finishing the game - it's about immersing yourself in the horror.
- sandGorgon 6y agosure - i have a chromecast as well. i can mirror my phone screen on my TV in full HD as well. A phone is far far far more powerful than you think. And the new Snapdragon 865 are beasts.
- hoten 6y agoIsn't there significant latency when screen casting a phone?
- sandGorgon 6y agoPeople play Fortnite/pubg on their TV by casting through the mobile - very popular. Remember, these are twitchy FPS games. Stuff like Amnesia is much much slower (in fact most games) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhfxeXxvN6s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lhfxeXxvN6s
- Liquid_Fire 6y agoNote that this video is not casting through a Chromecast wirelessly, but over HDMI. In my experience, screen mirroring over WiFi to a Chromecast is barely good enough to watch a video (even then it stutters occasionally), so playing a game would be a bad experience. My phone and Chromecast are both severel years old though - perhaps it works better on newer models.