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Tiny Rogues is a roguelite bullet hell game developed and published by RubyDev. As expected from a game in the bullet hell genre, you will be expected to dodge the enemies’ projectile attacks and fight back, however, you’ll be doing a whole lot more than just dodging and shooting. The game features hundreds of items and weapons that can easily change the course of your playthrough. You can also upgrade a variety of passive skills and specialize in melee, ranged, or magical combat. As such, the ability to build a decent character is just as important as being able to dodge projectiles. Generally speaking, only one of these skills is necessary to beat the game, as it is not particularly difficult at the start. However, as you keep playing, you will unlock other, much harder difficulties, which can be challenging even for bullet hell veterans. Various meta-progression options will allow you to keep up to an extent, but your personal skill as a player is much more important. Although Tiny Rogues is not available on macOS, there are several third-party services which can easily run the game. Read our guide to learn how to play Tiny Rogues on Mac.

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Dungeons 4 is a dungeon manager game developed by Realmforge Studios and published by Kalypso Media. You play as Dark Elf Thalya, villainess extraordinaire. Residing in your evil underground lair, you may summon all kinds of minions to do your bidding: orcs, goblins, zombies, or skeletons. But the dungeon will need proper facilities to accommodate the creatures, as well as defenses to hold back these pesky humans, elves, and other races who take issue with your aim to enslave all sentient life. You should especially watch out for dwarves; known for their mining prowess, these stout creatures may attack from an unexpected direction. Living in an endlessly besieged dungeon does not appeal to Thalya; after ensuring security of your base, you will be able to go outside, conquer other settlements with your army of evil creatures, and show the mortals the meaning of Absolute Evil. Unlike its predecessor, Dungeons 3, this game doesn’t have a native Mac version. But there are several ways to play Dungeons 4 on Mac anyway. Keep reading for an overview of these methods.

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Ship of Fools is an action roguelite game developed by Fika Productions, a Canadian gamedev studio. As you might’ve guessed from the title, this game has a nautical theme; you will be travelling across the sea in an attempt to stop the Aquapocalypse. Plot your course on a hexagonal grid and set sail! But beware – many hostile beings lurk under the waves, eagerly waiting for prey. To survive, you will have to multitask quite a lot: fire your ship’s weapons, activate special items, avoid attacks, and repair damage when it could not be avoided. The best way to do this is to play together with a friend, as Ship of Fools was specifically designed for cooperative play. Nonetheless, singleplayer mode is also available. This charming little game can be played on Windows PC, Xbox Series X/S, PlayStation 5, and Nintendo Switch. Computers made by Apple are not officially supported, though there is still a way to play Ship of Fools on Mac. Read our article if you want to learn more.

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Library Of Ruina is a deckbuilding card game developed and published by ProjectMoon. Just as the name suggests, it is set in a library, and the main character is a librarian. Yet, visitors are not welcome here; any unfortunate soul who happens to wander inside will be violently turned into a book. You will be assisting this process by facing the library’s guests and defeating them in combat. The combat mechanics of this game are complex; just like in any deckbuilder, you will be required to pursue synergies and manage resources. But the challenge doesn’t end there. Most actions in the game have an element of chance to them, represented by a dice roll. And although you can influence the outcome of these rolls in your favor, your enemies can do so too. In conclusion, Library of Ruina is challenging, but also rewarding; if you like deckbuilders, you should consider giving it a try. The game officially released only on Windows and Xbox One, but it’s possible to work around this problem. Learn how to play Library of Ruina on Mac by reading our guide.

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Magicraft is a top-down roguelike shooter focused on spellcrafting. It was developed by Wave Game and published by bilibili. The story of the game is very simple: your world is being invaded by ancient monsters, so you take a magic staff and go fight them. But don’t be discouraged. Magicraft has incredibly complex and fun gameplay, and that’s really the whole point. Your staff doesn’t simply cast spells; instead, it has slots for magical components, which alter the end result. There are a lot of potential combinations, some of which can have unexpected results. Unsurprisingly, it’s always better to experiment and try to make your own spells instead of using unaltered ones. But you will not be able to make one overpowered spell and cast it over and over again. The enemies will be using a variety of different tactics to keep you on your toes; fighting mindlessly will only result in a swift death. Although Magicraft is a great game, it released only on Microsoft Windows. However, if you want to play Magicraft on Mac, there are several unofficial options. You can learn more about them by reading the guide below.

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Bopl Battle is a party game developed by Johan Grönvall and published by Zapray Games. Designed to be played by groups of four people, it supports both online and split-screen multiplayer modes. Playing as blobby creatures known as Bopls, you and your friends will engage in a ruthless battle where the last Bopl standing wins it all, and everyone else loses. These goofy creatures do not look particularly threatening, but they’ve got many weird weapons that turn them into formidable – and very unorthodox – fighters. From growth rays that irreversibly enlarge in-game objects, to flammable smoke spewers, to black hole generators, this game has it all. The weapons are not tied to any specific character, so you can mix and match equipment to develop your own strategy. But don’t take Bopl Battle too seriously; it’s a party game with goofy weapons, not a competitive fighter. Even though such a game would be perfect on consoles, it is available only on Microsoft Windows. There is no macOS version either, but there are several unofficial ways to play Bopl Battle on Mac. The article below lists the easiest methods.

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Stranded: Alien Dawn is a base building game developed by Haemimont Games and published by Frontier Foundry. It tasks you with managing a group of survivors stranded on an alien planet (thus, the name). Human beings need quite a lot to survive, and even more to do well. At the very least, you’ll have to provide them with food, medicine, and clothes, but you’re not going to get far without generating electricity, maintaining comfortable temperature, and even maintaining survivors’ mental health. So there’s quite a lot to do! To make your job even harder, random events will occasionally occur, for example heat waves and aggressive animals. Should you survive these threats, you’ll be able to pursue long-term goals: conduct scientific research, go on expeditions to recover advanced weapons, and maybe, just maybe, attempt to leave this hostile planet. This game can be played on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, and, of course, on Windows PC. It doesn’t have a native macOS version, but there are still several ways to play Stranded: Alien Dawn on Mac. The guide below contains the most popular ways to do that, so keep reading.

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SANABI: The Revenant, also known simply as SANABI, is a platformer game developed by Wonder Potion and published by Neowiz. You were hired to investigate the administration of a corporate city MAGO for suspected corruption, but when you arrived, you witnessed something truly strange. All city residents seem to have vanished without a trace. Getting to the bottom of this incident will be pretty difficult, but you have some tricks up your sleeve. For one, your prosthetic arm is far better than a normal one; it can act both as a chain-hook and a weapon. You will also have help: a lively hacker girl named Mari. Though not much of a fighter, she can deploy drones, open locked doors, and analyze enemies. Together, you just might be able to understand what’s going on. Unfortunately, SANABI is available only on Nintendo Switch and Microsoft Windows. But even though the game doesn’t have a native Mac version, it’s still possible to play SANABI on Mac. How? Read the article below to learn about several methods.

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The Talos Principle II is a first-person puzzle game developed by Croteam and published by Devolver Digital. It is set in a world inhabited entirely by robots; after humanity went extinct, they were the only ones left. Playing as one of them, you will explore a mysterious structure, solving countless puzzles on your way. They are generally similar to puzzles from the first game, and feature many of the same elements (like jammers, lasers, fans, and so on). But there are many new mechanics introduced as well; for example, it is now possible to merge lasers to change their color. Though you’re the only robot actively solving puzzles, others are busy in thought as well. During the game, the robot community will have many philosophical debates on many topics. You’ll have a chance to weigh in; your choices will determine which course this mechanical civilization will take moving forward. Unlike the first game in the series, The Talos Principle II doesn’t have a Mac version. As such, you’ll need to use third-party services to play The Talos Principle II on Mac. The guide below has more information.

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