Artlight

Play the games of your own PC on a 2012 iPad or iPhone. Artlight speaks the GameStream protocol of Moonlight, so it streams from PCs running Sunshine or Apollo, including the Apollo extras that the Android client Artemis knows. It finds the PCs on your network, pairs with a PIN, shows the PC's apps with their box art and plays them through the hardware H.264 decoder with Opus sound, an on-screen gamepad, touch as a mouse and the keyboard. No server in between: the device talks straight to your PC.

• Finds the PCs on the network by itself (mDNS), or add one by its address; Wake-on-LAN
• Pairing with a PIN typed on the PC's web page, or with Apollo's one-time PIN and passphrase
• The PC's apps as a grid of box art; start, resume, quit
• Hardware H.264 decoding and Opus sound; 1024x768 at 30 fps by default (what an iPad 2 decodes smoothly), 60 fps and the bitrate to choose
• On-screen Xbox gamepad, touch as a trackpad, a direct pointer or real Windows touch, the keyboard with Esc, Tab, Ctrl, Alt, Win and arrows
• Apollo: server commands from the stream menu, the clipboard both ways, a virtual display at the device's resolution
• Statistics overlay, English and Czech

• Needs Sunshine or Apollo on your PC; tested with Apollo on Windows
• Install this package (the DEB), not the IPA from GitHub: only an app in /Applications may open the hardware video decoder, the IPA shows a black stream
• Tested on an iPad 2 with iOS 6.1.3. Not tried on a device yet: the arm64 package for iOS 15 and newer and its TrollStore IPA, the on-screen gamepad (the PC needs a virtual gamepad driver, ViGEmBus on Windows) and the Apollo extras
• Not affiliated with Moonlight, Artemis, Sunshine, Apollo or NVIDIA; GPLv3, built on moonlight-common-c

• 0.1.0, the first version