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Street Fighter 6 needs no introduction. It is the newest installment in CAPCOM‘s popular fighting game series. It is easy to tell that this game had a lot of effort put into it. You can see the 18-character roster at the very start of the game, after all, featuring both iconic Street Fighter characters and entirely new fighters. The updated art style is just as obvious. Some of the improvements are more subtle, such as the game’s excellent netplay system. But the biggest feature of Street Fighter 6 is the Drive System. In short, there are five special moves that you can use, but they’re limited by your Drive meter. These moves are powerful, so you can’t afford to ignore them. However, you can’t use them too often, either; if you run out of Drive, you become more vulnerable to attacks. So you need to find a balance, which can be pretty hard in a competitive game like this one. To play Street Fighter 6 on Mac, you need to use a special tool; it is needed because the game doesn’t have an official macOS version. In the guide below, we list several simple tools which can be used for this purpose.

Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator is a management game developed by Cyanide Studio and published by Nacon. As you might’ve guessed, the premise of the game is that you get to start your own restaurant and develop it as you see fit. You can purchase and place down furniture, hire staff, and choose what goes on the menu. Should you choose to hire chefs, they’ll handle cooking for you, but you can also do it yourself; it’s a fun little minigame. The wide variety of recipes present in the game means that your restaurant can be anything you want. From a comfy, but unassuming fast-food place to the fanciest Michelin restaurant serving exclusively Italian cuisine, you can have it all. What will you choose to build? Just launch the game and decide; while it doesn’t have a Mac version, it’s easy to get around this obstacle. In fact, you can easily play Chef Life: A Restaurant Simulator on Mac by using tools from our guide. So go ahead and learn about these helpful programs!

HELLCARD is a deck builder game developed by Thing Trunk. Though the base mechanics of the game are exactly what you’d see in any other deck builder roguelike – energy, relics, draw and discard piles – HELLCARD attempts to stand out by including additional mechanics on top of that. The biggest addition is that the game is played on a two-dimensional field. Your character stands in the center, surrounded by monsters from all sides… it’s not just for flavor, either. Many of your cards target an area, so it’s important to note where exactly the monsters are. Another unique addition is the co-op mode. Up to three players can play HELLCARD simultaneously; to accommodate this, the field will be divided into two or three parts, depending on the number of players. Each player is responsible for eliminating monsters on their respective part, but can target other monsters as well. Solo players can also take advantage of this mechanic by recruiting NPC companions, but this is by no means necessary. If you’re reading this, it means that the game succeeded; it managed to stand out and catch your interest. Now, you want to know how to play HELLCARD on Mac, and our guide can answer this question.

Granblue Fantasy: Relink is an action-focused RPG developed by Cygames Incorporated. You will follow a group of skyfarers on their journey to reach a mythical island, Estalucia. The story – as expected from a JRPG – is linear, but this doesn’t hurt the game one bit. There’s no grinding or pointless fetch quests here; you are expected to always move forward, not search for secrets and side quests. The combat system in Relink is easily one of its strongest points; while it looks like a simple hack-n-slash at first, everything changes when you start to expand your crew. Pretty much every playable character in the game has their own unique approach to combat, and there are many to choose from. As a result, anyone will be able to find a playstyle they like. Alternatively, you may choose to switch between characters frequently, and always try something new. But there’s no need to argue that this game is worth playing; after all, we already know that you want to play Granblue Fantasy: Relink on Mac. Scroll down a bit, and you will find an entire article filled with easy ways to accomplish this goal.

Persona 3 Reload is a roleplaying game developed by ATLUS. As the name suggests, it is a remake of the original Persona 3 for PlayStation 2. The technology progressed quite a lot since then, and the game was upgraded accordingly. The main story remains largely unchanged – it’s just as dark as it was before – but there’s a significant amount of new content. On the social side of the game, there are several new group activities, as well as many new events focused on specific characters. The gameplay was not neglected either. As combat was one of the weakest parts of the original, a couple new mechanics were introduced to spice it up a little. These include Theurgy, a “limit break”-type mechanic, and Shift, which lets you change the turn order under certain conditions. And, of course, the graphics were improved as well. Your teammates now look more stylish than ever, Tartarus received a massive visual redesign, and there are hundreds of cool combat animations. Frankly, you ought to be playing Persona 3 Reload right now. The game is not compatible with macOS, sadly, but this issue can be easily bypassed. Read the guide below to learn how to play Persona 3 Reload on Mac.

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.