Does anyone use crossover to play games on macOS?

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• Anonymous2071 Mar 22, 2025
  If you have game needs, don't consider mac, and don't find yourself unhappy. After playing a game for many days, I can barely play it. Some games are simply unsolvable.
• Anonymous46 Mar 22, 2025
  If you are a MacBook user, especially a Pro user, crossover is somewhat meaningful. After all, being able to play is better than not being able to play, and you may not be willing to bring two notebooks with you when you go out. mini is really unnecessary, don't bother yourself. The performance of the M4 is difficult to run native games. With that money, you can buy a 4060 machine
• Anonymous449 Mar 22, 2025
  Directly play the games with mac os available in Steam, the experience will be better? Playing games on the windows platform, I feel that it will be better to use a desktop computer separately
• Poster Mar 22, 2025
  @ Anonymous449 If you can be native, of course you choose native, but there are not many. But in fact, my requirements are not too high. There are many excellent games with low screen requirements, such as eight directions, puzzle solving, strategy, or various horizontal games. Or play with 1080P + FSR or something like that.
• Anonymous4650 Mar 22, 2025
  No problem, I use crossover or whisky to play some graphics card configurations that do not require high requirements, such as Hades, Joker, Dave, etc. are all very smooth
• Anonymous4651 Mar 22, 2025
  @ Anonymous4650 Isn't Hades native supported
• Anonymous1436 Mar 22, 2025
  Yes, I'm playing Double Shadow, it's pretty smooth
• Anonymous4652 Mar 22, 2025
  It's just right to play Diablo 2
• Anonymous4653 Mar 22, 2025
  It's still fun to play games with GPTK
• Anonymous3288 Mar 22, 2025
  I've installed Windows by myself
• Anonymous162 Mar 22, 2025
  crossover is a little unsmooth when playing watch, but overall it's okay. If you don't have high requirements, you can play it. Hearthstone works too
• Anonymous9286 Mar 22, 2025
  You have to buy one with a fan, but one without a fan like air is not very good
• Anonymous712 Mar 22, 2025
  I tried it, it has a lot of compatibility, and I can't play large games. I still have to have a Windows to play games. Use sunshine moonlight for the internal network and UU for remote streaming for the external network
• Anonymous9699 Mar 22, 2025
  Playing native games is best.
• Anonymous4654 Mar 22, 2025
  It's best to play games that Steam natively supports Mac, but if you really want to play them, Crossover is the best solution for the time being, that is, you have to buy the license once a year I usually play older games like Age of Empires 2 with basically no problem In addition, if necessary, you can check whether the game you want to play is supported here. Generally, the compatibility of Crossover and Wine is listed: https://www.applegamingwiki.com/wiki/Home
• Anonymous4655 Mar 23, 2025
  Can't crossover be tried unlimited times? It feels good to use
• Anonymous4656 Mar 23, 2025
  @ Anonymous449 # 3 is not very good. I played Bo 3 on mba. When the image quality was adjusted to advanced level, it stopped stuck. I can only say that it can be played.
• Anonymous4657 Mar 23, 2025
  [The Macbook in your hand has really turned into a game console! Feat.CrossOver 25 detailed tutorial | Big Ear TV] https://www.bilibili.com/video/BV1vqQUYYEBy/? Share _ source = copy _ web&vd _ source = 358858ab808efe832b0dda9dbc4701da That's how big ears play
• Anonymous1839 Mar 24, 2025
  As long as you have any pc/ps5/xbox, don't mess with mac, it's troublesome and poor experience
• Anonymous4658 Mar 24, 2025
  @ Anonymous4650 These all support the mac platform natively... I have been playing clown card fishing recently