Remote play question

[Texus]

Remote play was that one guy buys the game and two can play online?

Was there any uhhhmm disadvantage from that for the second player or with any of the games that exist as dlc?
Could you make your own games with this or was that another boardgame game?

edit: Oh and what's in the 4 pack that isn't explained?

[isbragg]

Steam's Remote Play together feature works by streaming your game screen to other computers, and their keyboard+mouse/controller inputs get streamed to your computer, so you play the game like you are all at the same computer, with all the advantages and disadvantages that comes with. In this case, the one big disadvantage is that everyone can see all of the secret information in a game, such as the contents of hands, so Remote Play Together would only really work for basic games like Chess, Checkers, and Backgammon. Only the host needs to own the game to use Remote Play Together.

You can create your own games in this.

The 4-pack contains 4 copies of the game, one that will be automatically redeemed to your account, and the other three appear as gifts in your Steam inventory that can be sent to friends. This is the preferred method if you plan on playing a lot of games that rely on hidden information. Only whoever hosts an online room needs to own DLC if you want to play it.