Author: Ringo Starfield

Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising is a fighting game developed and published by Cygames, a Japanese game development studio. The game is well-balanced and generally easy to learn, but the developers added several interesting mechanics to spice things up. Certainly, you’ll need to time your hits and score combos, but you also need to manage your bravery points, use ultimate skills, perform “raging strikes”, and so on. Fans of the original Granblue Fantasy game will appreciate Rising‘s extensive story mode, while those who are more gameplay-oriented will be happy to explore its massive character roster. There’s even a obstacle course minigame, if you want to take a break from the fighting. The game has quite a lot to offer, and can be enjoyed by pretty much anyone; even if you cannot afford the game, you can play the free version. Of course, all of this means little if your computer can’t run the game in the first place. But even though Rising doesn’t have a macOS version, there are several ways to play Granblue Fantasy Versus: Rising on Mac unofficially. You can learn more by reading the guide below.

House Flipper 2 is a building simulator developed by Frozen District. It is a sequel to the original House Flipper, and follows the same formula. Your goal is to purchase houses, repair and renovate them, and then sell the result for a handy profit. The process is rather relaxing, for the most part. Expect to do a lot of cleaning, painting, and furnishing. You might also have to demolish some walls, or construct new ones. All of these features were in the original game, but House Flipper 2 also adds some new ones. For example, you now can build a house entirely from scratch, adjust height of the walls, and play user-created missions. The graphics received an upgrade as well; unfortunately, there are also several features that are missing. Before-and-after shots, a satisfying part of the first game, are nowhere to be found. Mac support was dropped as well; unlike the first game, House Flipper 2 doesn’t have a native Mac version. Thankfully, it is possible to get around this inconvenience. There are several unofficial ways to play House Flipper 2 on Mac, and you can learn about them by reading the article below.

Pioneers of Pagonia is a city building game developed and published by Envision Entertainment. Inspired by the Settlers game series, this game allows you to colonize procedurally-generated maps. You will need to maintain production chains, explore the surrounding terrain, and fend off bandits. The game can be quite complex thanks to its detailed economics system, but there are many ways to adjust the difficulty to your liking. It is quite easy to adjust map settings to give yourself more building space, increase the amount of resources, or disable enemies. Of course, you can also do the exact opposite, if you’re up to a challenge. Though Pioneers of Pagonia is still in development, there’s already a lot to do in the game; if you’re a fan of city-building games, you might want to check this one out. Although the game doesn’t have a Mac version, this problem can be easily circumvented. There are several ways to play Pioneers of Pagonia on Mac; you’ll find more information about them in the guide below.

Punch Club 2: Fast Forward is a fighting/management game developed by Lazy Bear Games and published by tinyBuild. It tells a story of a random guy sometime in the future. After spending years working out in his mother’s garage, our protagonist finally leaves the nest; now he will have to rely on his physique to survive. Although Punch Club 2 does have a story with an ending, it is, for the most part, a sandbox. You’re free to choose who to work for (though obviously, your job will involve punching anyway), train skills in whichever order, participate in fighting tournaments, complete quests, and much more. To be effective, you will have to manage your time and money; fighting itself is only a part of the game. Punch Club 2 is available on a many different platforms: PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, and Windows PC. But, as you can see, Mac is not on the list. But you can play Punch Club 2: Fast Forward on Mac even though it doesn’t have a native macOS version. There are several ways to do this, and you can learn more about them by reading the guide below.