Keep your Controller Phone in your hands.
Use a compatible Android phone to play, browse, navigate, control supported apps, and choose what you want to experience.
How PlayerCast VR works
One phone controls. One phone displays.
PlayerCast VR gives each Android phone one simple role.
Connect the two phones.
PlayerCast VR connects the devices through a supported local connection such as Wi-Fi Direct or LAN.
Place the Display Phone in your VR Box.
The second compatible Android phone becomes your immersive Display Phone inside a compatible VR Box-style viewer.
PlayerCast VR experiences
Your Android. A bigger way to experience it.
Stay in Android and move between supported games, media, browsing, apps, and everyday content.
Your own cinema-like screen.
Watch supported movies, shows, streams, and local media in a larger personal viewing space.
Keep the controls in your hands.
Use touch or pair a compatible Bluetooth controller with the Controller Phone while the Display Phone remains inside the viewer.
Explore Android on a bigger personal screen.
View compatible websites, feeds, images, and browser content through your PlayerCast Display.
Bring supported Android experiences with you.
Use compatible Android tools, media apps, productivity experiences, and other supported screen content.
The technology
Built for real-time Android-to-Android viewing.
PlayerCast VR combines local connectivity with a high-resolution Display path for smooth, responsive personal viewing.
1080p at 60 FPS
Clear, smooth real-time streaming for supported content on compatible devices.
Wi-Fi Direct
Connect compatible nearby Android phones directly through a supported local wireless path.
LAN
Use a supported local network to connect your Controller Phone and Display Phone.
Real-time local display
PlayerCast VR sends the experience between your devices locally rather than relying on cloud game or video streaming.
PlayerCast VR displays supported screen content from compatible Android devices. Device capability, Android version, wireless performance, thermal conditions, viewer fit, app behavior, and protected-content restrictions may affect the final experience.
PlayerCast VR FAQ
Before you begin.
What is PlayerCast VR?
PlayerCast VR connects two compatible Android phones wirelessly. One stays in your hands as the Controller Phone. The other becomes the Display Phone inside a compatible VR Box-style viewer.
Do I need two Android phones?
Yes. One compatible Android phone acts as the Controller Phone and another compatible Android phone acts as the Display Phone.
Do I need a compatible VR Box?
Yes. The immersive PlayerCast VR viewing setup requires a compatible phone-based VR Box-style viewer for the Display Phone.
How do the two phones connect?
PlayerCast VR supports local connection paths including Wi-Fi Direct and LAN.
Can I use a Bluetooth game controller?
Yes, a compatible Bluetooth controller can be paired with the Controller Phone for supported games and apps.
Will every Android app work?
Compatibility varies. Some apps, games, websites, media, or protected content may restrict screen capture, casting, recording, or external display behavior.
Is PlayerCast VR available now?
Yes. PlayerCast VR is available on Google Play. Device compatibility, connection behavior, and supported content may vary.
Who builds PlayerCast VR?
PlayerCast VR is built by JoPa Labs Studio, the independent product studio behind PlayerCast.
PlayerCast VR
Two Android phones. One immersive experience.
Keep one phone in your hands. Place the other inside your compatible VR Box. PlayerCast VR connects them.