Given the current affairs of the gaming industry, the main (but not exclusive) target of any project is the mobile market, which means releasing it in the App Store and Google Play Store.

Imagine that a developer has a great idea for a game. The market share for Microsoft’s operating system is just second to Android, and NVIDIA conquered the collective unconscious a while ago.įor a developer and a publisher, making a game for Mac doesn’t make financial sense, because it means selling a game to 1 of 10 desktop users.įor Apple, investing into better gaming experiences on Mac doesn’t benefit them directly, but rather ties them perpetual maintenance.Īnd for the gamer… well, you don’t have a Mac in the first place. To play games on a computer or laptop you will need a Windows PC with a GeForce graphics card.

If you want the M1 Max MacBook Pro, buy it for creative work, not for gaming. Digital Trends is quite frank with what the new MacBooks are to video games: these machines can pack a lot of power, but there are few to no games that actually can use wisely that amount of power:

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