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Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 is a multiplayer shooter game developed by Infinity Ward and published by Activision. The main game mode is Battle Royale, where players fight each other in a constantly shrinking area until only one remains. Although this is fairly typical, the mode does have several novel features. For example, Circle Collapse is an option that makes the map have multiple shrinking circles instead of just one; by the end of the match, they combine into one. Also, defeated players can fight each other for a chance to respawn, though this feature was already present in the first Warzone game. There are other game modes as well. For example, Resurgence is a squad-based Battle Royale where players can respawn indefinitely as long as at least one squad member is alive. There’s also an extraction mode “DMZ” where players have to loot the game map and respawn safely, and a collecting mode “Plunder” in which teams of players compete on who can accumulate the most money. Warzone 2.0 doesn’t have a macOS version; to play Call of Duty: Warzone 2.0 on Mac, a third-party program is needed. Read the guide below for an overview of these tools.

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We Who Are About To Die is a fighting game by Jordy Lakiere. You will take on a role of an ancient gladiator, and experience their unforgiving lifestyle. Losing a fight means losing your life; in gameplay terms, this means losing all progress and creating a new gladiator. So you’ll have to fight cautiously, but this is not an easy task. We Who Are About To Die features a physics-based combat system; instead of using several pre-programmed moves, you will have to actually control all parts of your body. This is a complex task, so you’ll die a lot while learning. But you’ll improve with practice, and so will your character (if they manage to survive long enough). Gladiators have skills which improve with practice, and winning fights will earn you gold which you can spend on armor and weapons. Don’t get too attached to these things, though; your personal skill as a player is the only thing you’ll be able to keep. This game is not available on macOS, but with the right know-how, it’s still possible to play We Who Are About To Die on Mac. Keep reading to learn more.

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I Am Future is a post-apocalyptic survival game that’s not quite like the others. It was developed by Mandragora, and published by tinyBuild. So what makes it so special? Well… have you ever heard of a survival game that is relaxing? This one is. Here, you will be building rooftop farms on derelict skyscrapers, befriend robots to automate your tasks, and explore scenic underwater ruins. There is a combat feature in the game as well, but don’t worry; it is mostly limited to constructing defensive structures, not active combat. I Am Future also has optional story content. Should you get bored of simply living your life, you could attempt to understand mysteries of the world. What happened? Why did humanity go extinct? Why are you alive? You may find answers to this questions if you look hard enough. But there’s a problem you’ll have to address first: this game doesn’t have a Macintosh version. But this problem is not hard; in fact, it is quite easy to play I Am Future on Mac. In the guide below, we list several simple methods.

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Not For Broadcast is a management game developed by NotGames and published by tinyBuild. You play as a live news editor on a TV station, a hectic job with many responsibilities. You’ll have to choose which news to broadcast and which ones to ignore, alternate between several camera feeds to give the viewers the best possible angle, censor rude words, and select appropriate advertisements. Of course, news are a very political thing, and as an editor, you pretty much have no choice but to engage with that messy world. Sometimes you’ll be asked to censor certain opinions instead of foul language, for example; it’s up to you whether to comply or to refuse. And even your choice of news may bias your viewers in one way or another. Will you try to be impartial? Do you want to? To discover what you will do in this situation, you’ll have to play the game. Although is not available on Apple computers, this obstacle is not insurmountable. There are several unofficial ways to play Not For Broadcast on Mac; you should read the article below to learn more about them.

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Cuisineer is a dungeon crawler game developed by BattleBrew Productions. On one unfortunate day, you found yourself deep in debt, so you decide to start a restaurant business to pay it off. There’s just one problem, though; residents of Paell (the city you live in) are very picky, and will not pay for regular, boring dishes. So you also have to take up dungeon crawling on the side to obtain rare ingredients. A trusty spatula should do just fine fighting monsters, and will let you cook them on the spot as well. Much better than a sword, see? There are multiple ways for you to manage your business. Perhaps you’ll focus on mass-producing (relatively) simple foods, or take orders from high-end customers who want the fanciest experience. There will be plenty of side gigs for you to do as well, especially if you make an effort to make friends. Go wild and do whatever you want! As long as your debt payments are made on time, the world is yours. Although this game doesn’t have a Mac version, it is possible to play Cuisineer on Mac. The article below contains several easy methods.

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Trailmakers is a vehicle construction game developed and published by Flashbulb. It lets the players create cars, boats, and flying machines, which can be equipped with a variety of weapons. Why? Just because, of course; it can be quite challenging – and very satisfying – to make a vehicle that performs well. Trailmakers provides you with a variety of sandbox maps where you can test all aspects of your creations; you can also put them to test in PvP multiplayer. For those who prefer a more goal-oriented experience, the game also includes a singleplayer campaign. In this mode, you are stranded on an alien planet, and must salvage spare parts to restore your spaceship. However, many of these parts are hard to access; you’ll have to build many specialized vehicles to retrieve them. Although Trailmakers is a very fun game, not everyone can easily enjoy it. It doesn’t have a native macOS version, so getting it to run on Apple computers is a little bit tricky. But it’s not too complicated; simply read our guide to learn what you can do to play Trailmakers on Mac.

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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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