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Steam requires you to be connected to the internet when you activate offline mode, which you'll need to do before you can launch games without an internet connection. First, check out Valve's recommended system specs. It advises "a minimum of a quad-core CPU for the computer running the game. Most modern machines meet those requirements.
More importantly, the person hosting the game should ideally rely on a wired Ethernet connection, but you might have a good enough experience if you have a strong Wi-Fi network. Make sure you and your friend both have up-to-date Steam clients. Having the same version number is essential. Boot up the local multiplayer game you want to play. You can filter your game library or the Steam store page to show you games that support Remote Play Together. Select that and you're done!
Remote Play Together is a new feature, so you might encounter a few issues or bugs. Here are a few common troubleshooting solutions to basic problems. If you can't invite a friend to Remote Play Together, make sure your Steam clients are updated to the latest version and that you're either both opted in or out of the client beta, since disparities can cause issues. When in doubt, opt out of the beta for the best odds of troubleshooting success. In the event your friend receives an error message when accepting your invitation, try re-inviting them.
Sometimes canceling the old invite and sending a new one is all it takes to get things running. Unplug and reconnect all controllers , keyboards , and mice if someone's inputs aren't being detected.
Controllers are ideal for most games, since only one detected keyboard's inputs are allowed during Remote Play Together. If you're game-sharing your library with the person you want to remote play with: have them try to host the session if there are technical issues when you host. Having a different host can remedy all issues in one fell swoop, if you're lucky.
Depending on the speed and consistency of your internet connection, some of these games might be more fun than others.
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