Mac-based gaming has seemingly been plagued by misfortune for decades. It’s as if it’s locked in a self-defeatist cycle of developers not wanting to work on the platform due to a lack of audience and toolkits, and Apple not reaching out to developers due to a perceived lack of interest from them. Sure, Apple has its Apple Arcade service, and yes, Steam is available on macOS – but its library of games is severely limited compared to Windows PCs and laptops.
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