I don't know. However, i don't see the benefit? The standard multiplay shares the whole board.

Originally posted by Flippster:

I don't know. However, i don't see the benefit? The standard multiplay shares the whole board.

Steam Remote Play (also known as Steam Link as the mobile app is called) allows one computer to be controlled by up to 4 people at once, recommended to be on the same network segment if needing smooth movement.

Often times, the users will share the keyboard & mouse. Sometimes the host would only allow voice & gamepad inputs (which is what I recommend, especially if you are going to walk away from the computer).

More context is at this somewhat hidden page for Steam Remote Play

Edit: It is more preferred as a hot-seat style if mouse & keyboard is required, When considering online play in Tabletop Simulator, you can have some people on that computer and some on another for the same exact game, as long as the total player count is not exceeded (meaning 3 solo computers + 2 shared computers is possible).