Author: Ringo Starfield

Cassette Beasts is a turn-based RPG developed by Bytten Studio. It represents a slightly different take on the “monster collecting” genre; instead of capturing them like in Pokémon, you will record monsters on tapes, which will let you transform into them. It’s best not to think about how exactly this works. In the story, you – as well as countless other people – somehow get transported to an island called New Wirral, and now you have to figure out how to escape. Other people will accompany you on this journey; since they can transform into monsters as well, they will be quite useful. You can also interact with them and complete their personal quests. Although it’s inevitable that any game in this genre will be compared to Pokémon, Cassette Beasts is not just a clone, and can very well stand on its own. Its story is fairly complex and even emotional at times, and it has some innovative mechanics such as monster fusion. All things considered, it’s a great game, so it’s quite sad that it doesn’t have a version for macOS. But it’s still possible to play Cassette Beasts on Mac; read the guide below to discover how.

Enshrouded is an open-world survival game made by Keen Games GmbH. You start the game in a miserable state – naked and vulnerable – and must immediately get to work to obtain food and primitive tools. Wild animals will attempt to feast on your tender flesh, so make sure you can defend yourself as well. As you would expect from a survival game, you can harvest resources, hunt, craft, and build structures. However, Enshrouded is not just a wilderness survival simulator; as the game is set in a world destroyed by a magical catastrophe, you will also be able to find many ruins. Populated with twisted monsters, these buildings hold ancient treasures, as well as manuscripts that flesh out the game’s lore. Some may even house powerful bosses, which you will have to defeat in Souls-like combat. Whether you want to play alone or with friends, you need to be able to actually launch the game first. This is not as simple as it sounds, as Enshrouded doesn’t have a native Mac version. But it’s still possible; you can play Enshrouded on Mac with certain third-party tools. More information can be found in the guide below.

Tekken 8 is a fighting game developed by Bandai Namco. As the latest installment in a long-running series, the game inherited many mechanics, characters, and assets from its predecessors. But, of course, there are plenty of novel additions as well, including some that alter gameplay in a significant way. By linking health recovery to player attacks, the game encourages aggressive playstyles; something the series has never done before. Tekken 8 also introduces the Heat system, which is a way to boost your offensive capabilities for a short while. Naturally, there’s only a limited amount of Heat available, but it is regenerated at the start of each match. So players are encouraged to use Heat as a strategic resource; you don’t want to waste it to enhance weak attacks, but you don’t want to hoard it either. Tekken 8 also introduces Arcade Quest, a single-player campaign mode, and a complex training mode which can be used to learn all aspects of gameplay. Unsurprisingly, the game doesn’t have a macOS version, however, you can play Tekken 8 on Mac by using certain unofficial tools. Simply scroll down if you want to learn more; this short article will tell you everything you need to know.

Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth is a JRPG developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by SEGA. It’s a sequel to Yakuza: Like a Dragon, and the 9th game in the series. Infinite Wealth continues the stories of Ichiban Kasuga and Kazuma Kiryu. Both of them have appeared as protagonists before, but this time, they join forces, which lets you switch between the two characters at will. But having two protagonists is not the only novel addition to the game. Infinite Wealth takes place in Hawaii, and is the first game in the series that is not set in Japan. Combat has also been improved in this title; specifically, the game adds proximity-based attacks, and enhances the combat movement system. All in all, there are plenty of reasons to be excited about playing Infinite Wealth; however, there are no plans to release it on Mac. But don’t worry; it’s possible to play Like a Dragon: Infinite Wealth on Mac even though it doesn’t have an official macOS version. Read the article below to learn about your options.

One-armed Robber is a heist game developed and published by Duhndal. As you might imagine, the life of crime is a lot harder when you’re missing a limb; this game lets you experience this unique challenge. Together with friends, you will be able to rob banks, jewelry stores, and other promising locations, all in spite of your unfortunate disability. Just like in other games in this genre, you have the option to be stealthy and avoid the guards, as well as the option to simply kill everything in your path. Both of these playstyles are viable, and the developers don’t favor one over the other; instead, it’s a matter of preference. But guns are not the only thing that can help you with your heists. Over the course of the game, you will unlock various tools, some of which can completely change your strategy. All things considered, One-armed Robber is an excellent game, and it also happens to be free. There’s no reason not to give it a try, really. Sadly, it’s not available on Mac, but there are ways to address this issue. You can play One-armed Robber on Mac by following the instructions in our guide.

New Cycle is a city-building game set in a post-apocalyptic world. It was developed by Core Engage, a Turkish game studio, and published by Daedalic Entertainment. After a particularly nasty solar flare destroyed all electrical grids, society quickly crumbled. Countless people died, and most modern technologies were lost in the chaos. But life continues; in the year 2073, you find yourself leading a primitive settlement. You will face many challenges, most of them logistical. Basic survival – feeding, clothing, and housing your population – has to come first, but you will not get anywhere by only concerning yourself with survival. Rebuild the city’s industry, establish a healthcare system, rediscover lost technologies… there’s plenty of projects to undertake if you have the resources for it. Natural disasters, disease outbreaks, citizen unrest, and other disasters will attempt to hold you back, but perhaps you can prevail anyway. Even though this is a Windows-only game, there are unofficial ways to play New Cycle on Mac. You can learn everything you need to know from the guide below.