That being said, it's basically a streaming tool, so you'll need a PC running the game for the app to function. Good luck with your decision making.Play your Steam games on any Android device with Steam Link, the official Valve app for Android.
So that is my 2 pence, and something to consider. I like the Raspberry Pi, especially since I can use it for other things. Some solutions can become dodgy fast, especially as software is updated, or you realize you need another cable or adapter. In my experience, I have been able to stream fine to an Android box that I have, but I would prefer my Link or my Pi. Use what you want out of it as a driving factor. Maybe that is an Android Box, maybe it is the Fire TV that you have already been looking at, maybe it is the Pi or a used Link. Honestly, I would consider what ever your purchase decision is as an investment, and decided which investment will give you the best value and return. You don't really need a case, but most people feel better with one. I have a few Type-C power cables and bricks from phones, so if you do too, just grab one of them. And yes, you can shell out a lot of money on peripherals, but if you get a Pi 4, you can get away with just the hdmi adapter and the power brick, which you might already have. In fact, I believe you can run retro emulation, Kodi for media playing, and the Steam Link app all in one and have the best of all worlds, if you really want to. If you decide you aren't using it as a Link anymore, then you can use it for other things. I am still a huge fan of the Pi because you can do so much with it. I have used the dedicated Steam Link, Android boxes, Android phones, and the Raspberry Pi. But if you also want to use the box for media streaming and potential emulation, that is another. So here is my question for you, what exactly do you want to do with this? If you are just wanting to stream games, that is one thing.
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