The best of both worlds for me is running a boot camp partition I can boot into when I’m looking to get serious with something like Magic Online, Overwatch, or another AAA title that either doesn’t support the Mac or will run better on a PC due to your expansion options.
#GAMES FOR MY MAC MODS#
Just don’t expect to be playing Skyrim with all the most realistic mods you can find.
While this certainly isn’t much in this day and age, it’s still enough to be able to reliably play Heroes Of The Storm, the new Assassin’s Creed, and plenty of other titles.
#GAMES FOR MY MAC PRO#
For me, I’m running a late 2013 15” MacBook Pro with retina which sports an NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M and a meager 2GB of VRAM. Once you’re in Windows, you’ll need to tinker with what settings will work best for your particular build. A PC can just swap in a powerful graphics card if necessary, but here you’re definitely going to be dialing down the quality settings in your games quite a bit. On a mac, you’re stuck with what you bought out of the box. Actually, well, the limit is actually your graphics card. Once you’re all up and running with a copy of windows on your mac, sky’s the limit. This is where Boot Camp comes in.īoot Camp works beautifully. Apple is well known for walled gardens and gaming is no exception.
If you’re looking for honest to goodness AAA gaming, though, this is not your bag. If you’re running any model of MacBook Pro, you should be able to run most of these indie titles and quite a few bigger titles without a problem. Thanks to efforts like the Humble Indie Bundle, Apple’s own gaming support, and most importantly the swath of multi-platform frameworks like Unity and Gamemaker the mac is now home to a healthy sampling of the best gaming has to offer. The library of titles isn’t remotely comprehensive, but there are a lot of big titles and smaller indie games that absolutely do support the Mac. You shouldn’t expect industry leading performance, but the answer is yes here too. You can get Steam,, and so much more all on Mac now. The other question is can you game, for real on a Mac? And by that I mean, installing Wndows, and running serious games at decent frame rates at high resolution.
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