Author: Ringo Starfield

Another Crab’s Treasure is a unique Souls-like game in which you play as a crab. Developed and published by AGGRO CRAB, the game is set in an underwater kingdom. Our brave protagonist does not agree with its fiscal policy; more specifically, he is convinced that he doesn’t have to pay any taxes. Unfortunately for him, the government did not ask for his permission, and has seized his house as a result. Now homeless, the hero proceeds to explore the polluted oceanic floor, using discarded human trash as armor and weapons. The combat itself is exactly what you’d expect – slow-paced and deliberate – but the atmosphere is not. Another Crab’s Treasure proves that Souls-like games can be humorous and colorful too, and for that alone, it’s worth a try. But, of course, you already knew that you want to play this game. That is why you are here! Although this game doesn’t have a native macOS version, we know several ways to bypass this problem. Follow this guide to play Another Crab’s Treasure on Mac.

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Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes is a JRPG developed by Rabbit & Bear Studios. Like most games in this genre, it is turn-based and follows a party of characters rather than one person. There’s still a protagonist, though – a young boy named Nowa who recently became a city guard. Despite his inexperience, he is sent on a dangerous mission to explore an ancient ruin, and it all goes downhill from there. Gameplay-wise, you will experience plenty of combat, with a decent amount of exploration thrown in as well. Throughout most of the game, you will be recruiting people for your army, as you eventually become its leader. Though completing the game is not difficult, many side quests will give you no directions at all, so you will have to figure out how to complete them on your own. Other optional activities include fishing, cooking, as well as many different minigames which you can unlock. Now, let’s discuss how to play Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes on Mac. As you may already know, the game doesn’t have an official macOS version, and you will need a third-party program to fix this incompatibility. Several such options are listed in the guide below.

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Sker Ritual is a first-person shooter developed and published by Wales Interactive. To be more specific, it’s a horror survival game inspired by the “zombies” mode from Call of Duty. Although zombies themselves do not make an appearance in this game, many other monsters do. Known as the Quiet Ones, they will either mindlessly attack you, lie in an ambush, or stalk you from the shadows. There are even boss monsters, called “elites”. To confront these abominations, you’ll have an entire arsenal of old-fashioned but deadly weapons. Additionally, you will be able to gain occult powers – known as “miracles” – during gameplay. You cannot select which miracles you gain, which makes each playthrough different. The game can be played either solo or in a team of up to four players. However, it automatically adjusts the difficulty to the number of players; playing in a team will not help you gain an advantage, but might make the game more fun. Sker Ritual is available on PlayStation and Xbox consoles, as well as on Windows PC. Although macOS is not supported, our guide lists several unofficial ways to play Sker Ritual on Mac.

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No Rest for the Wicked is an action-oriented RPG developed by Moon Studios GmbH. Set in the distant past, the game combines souls-like hack-n-slash combat, gorgeous landscapes, and a suitably grim story. The land of Sacra is suffering from many issues. A magical plague called “The Pestilence” corrupts people, animals, and even the ground itself. King Harol, a wise and just ruler, has recently died, leaving the throne to his rash and inexperienced son Magnus. The church sees the plague as a way to advance their own ambitions, while various rebel groups begin to appear on the country’s outskirts. Fighting will be your primary activity in this miserable world; just like in a Souls game, combat is relatively slow-paced but also unforgiving. You’ll have to choose your moves carefully, as even one mistake can get you killed. The game also includes more peaceful content, like fishing, farming, and interior decorating. Exploration also plays a large role. Although it’s fairly demanding when it comes to hardware, you may be able to play No Rest for the Wicked on Mac – as long as your machine is powerful enough. Read our guide for detailed instructions.

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Assassin’s Creed Mirage is a stealth action game developed and published by Ubisoft. The game is very different from its predecessors, Odyssey and Valhalla. Most notably, it removes most roleplaying features found in the last few games, choosing to focus on stealth and combat instead. In this sense, it is very similar to older Assassin’s Creed titles. Story-wise, Mirage is set in Baghdad during the 9th century. The game’s protagonist, Basim Ibn Ishaq, starts his life as a lowly street thief. Driven by his need to correct an injustice, however, he eventually becomes a capable assassin and joins the Assassin Brotherhood. Skilled and cunning, Basim has many tools at his disposal, including poison darts, smoke bombs, and the iconic Hidden Blade. He also has certain supernatural powers – like the ability to see through eagles’ eyes – and is capable of parkour. Ubisoft developers revealed that Basim is intended to be “the ultimate assassin” who is generally better and more capable than the protagonists of other Assassin’s Creed games. Although this game doesn’t have a Mac port, our guide lists several unofficial ways to play Assassin’s Creed Mirage on Mac. Scroll down and start reading!

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