No because Apple does not care to support any gaming Macs but iPhone games. Most importantly, they don’t support Vulkan. The MoltenVK wrapper attempt from Valve turned out to be not working so well. It’s on Apple to support Vulkan and not break binary compatibility every couple of years.
People who can afford overpriced Macs can also just get a Steam Deck.
Apple does a weird half-assed (or not even half) attempt at “proper” gaming on Macs. They released their Proton-like compatibility layer 1-2 years ago now, but it’s targeted at developers to help them “port” their games over and there isn’t really a user-friendly way to simply use it with any game (plus the results are very spotty, further considering that developers are supposed to make adjustments to their games).
I don’t think Apple wants to support just about any game to run on their platform. The games themselves aren’t the problem for Apple, but rather that established gaming store fronts don’t bring Apple any money and they’d rather sell these games on the App Store.
Is it coming back to macs?
Not yet at least, but we can hope. Has Valve updated any of their games to run on 64 bit macs?
I think both Portals? I’ll have to check tomorrow
No because Apple does not care to support any gaming Macs but iPhone games. Most importantly, they don’t support Vulkan. The MoltenVK wrapper attempt from Valve turned out to be not working so well. It’s on Apple to support Vulkan and not break binary compatibility every couple of years.
People who can afford overpriced Macs can also just get a Steam Deck.
Apple does a weird half-assed (or not even half) attempt at “proper” gaming on Macs. They released their Proton-like compatibility layer 1-2 years ago now, but it’s targeted at developers to help them “port” their games over and there isn’t really a user-friendly way to simply use it with any game (plus the results are very spotty, further considering that developers are supposed to make adjustments to their games).
I don’t think Apple wants to support just about any game to run on their platform. The games themselves aren’t the problem for Apple, but rather that established gaming store fronts don’t bring Apple any money and they’d rather sell these games on the App Store.
exactly, apple don’t care
Considering Counter-Strike 2 completely dropped Mac support, I highly doubt it
Yeah, I always hope though.
What’s macs?
macOS. Apple dropped all 32 bit support and it killed my steam library years ago
Proton doesn’t work on Mac? I just assumed it would.
Nope, it did initially but I think some Vulcan issues killed it.
What about other jewelry? Does TF2 run on engagement rings, or pendants? What about brooches?