you may play your PlayStation games elsewhere, not on your console. It’s not a widespread function. Therefore, we’re showing you how to use PS5 and PS5 without a controller.
The solution is the“Remote Play” app, alongside the “Remote Play” feature. It’s beneficial if you don’t have or like the controller. Also, it’s the answer if you don’t have a monitor, display, or TV available for the console.
In any case, “Remote Play” is free-to-use, but you must first enable some options on PS5 or the PS4. I know; it’s like needing a scissor to get a new scissor out of its plastic bag.
On this particular matter, there’s nothing we can do. However, there’s a chance your console already has these options working, so you may skip that part of the tutorial.
There’re other solutions we’re exploring as well. These are, specifically, using a keyboard and mouse on your PlayStation; ora TV media remote.
How to Use PS4 And PS5 Without Controller?
As you see, there’re three general ways to use a PlayStation console without the controller:
We’re not counting the PlayStation Now app as part of the options. This program allows you to play PS4 and PS5 games on PC, but it only works with a DualShock or a DualSense.
There’re limits to the three options, but we’re checking each one patiently. However, let’s start by…
Updating Your Console
The options we’re showcasing only work if your console is up to date. Updates happen automatically, but we advise you to check manually before going forward.
What Is PlayStation Remote Play?
Remote Play is a PlayStation app for iOS, Android, macOS, and Windows. It streams the game installed on your PS4 or PS5 into these other devices.
On PCs, you may play with either a DualSense or a DualShock 4 controller. In this case, both controllers will play any game generation, but neither supports advanced features like Haptic Feedback.
You’ll see the gamepad on the screen on smartphones and tablets like on any other mobile game. Additionally, you may plug the PlayStation peripheral via Bluetooth.
