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Planet of Lana is a puzzle-platformer game developed by Wishfully. The main selling point of the game is its emotional story. A young girl named Lana lands on an alien planet, inhabited both by wildlife and hostile machinery. Despite this unwelcoming environment, Lana cannot afford to retreat; she is on a quest to rescue her abducted sister. She is accompanied by an intelligent cat-like animal called Mui, who will help Lana move around and solve certain puzzles. But neither Lana nor Mui are capable of combat; the player is expected to sneak by the enemies, or devise routes that bypass them. Though Planet of Lana is not a particularly long game, it is a very beautiful one. All artwork in the game have been painted by hand, resulting in a vibrant, visually rich 2.5D art style. Officially, Planet of Lana can be played only on Windows computers and Xbox game consoles. No other platforms are supported. However, you can also play Planet of Lana on Mac; there are several third-party apps developed for this purpose. Keep reading to learn more.

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The Mortuary Assistant is a horror game developed by DarkStone Digital and published by DreadXP. You play as Rebecca, the eponymous assistant in charge of embalming dead bodies. That, by itself, is a fairly simple job; the hard part is dealing with demonic forces which possess some of the bodies. Thankfully, it’s not too difficult to identify the possessed corpses, as long as you’re thorough. Try to rush your job, however, and there will be no Rebecca anymore. Unfortunately, you cannot afford to always take your time either; being around dead bodies weakens your mind and leaves you more susceptible to the demonic influences. Sometimes, corners will have to be cut. Balancing these two things is the core part of gameplay, which is also responsible for the game’s tense atmosphere. The Mortuary Assistant may not be a particularly long game, but it has five different endings and some hidden content, which make it worth playing (and then replaying). It does not have a Mac version, but there are many ways around this issue. Read our guide to learn how to play The Mortuary Assistant on Mac.

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ZERO Sievert is a top-down shooter game developed by CABO Studio and published by Modern Wolf. Set in a post-apocalyptic world, this game puts you in a shoes of a scavenger; you will be combing through the ruins of the old world for anything that might be valuable. Fortunately for you (and unfortunately for our character), this task is a lot less boring than it sounds. Raiders may decide that your gear ought to be theirs, while mutants may decide to have you for dinner. In both scenarios, the answer to the problem will be your trusty gun. There are 35 different guns in the game, and more than a hundred weapon mods that change how they behave. So no matter what playstyle you prefer, you’ll be able to have a weapon that’s truly yours. All maps in ZERO Sievert are procedurally generated, so you will not be raiding the same place over and over. The layout of buildings, valuables, and threats are all randomized; you will have a new experience every time you step outside the base. Though the game doesn’t have a Mac version, it is relatively easy to play ZERO Sievert on Mac. How? Read our guide and find out.

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Brick Rigs is a physics-based sandbox game focused on vehicles. It was developed and published by Fluppisoft, a creator from Germany. The first part of the game is about building a vehicle. Thanks to a complex editor and thousands of available parts, you can make anything, from a racing car, to a helicopter, and even a tank. Recreate a real-life vehicle or come up with your own design; the possibilities are endless. And if this does not sound fun to you, you can skip the process and download other people’s designs from Steam Workshop. Once you have a working vehicle design – no matter how you got it – you can drive it around, see how it performs, or destroy it via collision. Though the Brick Rigs is a pure sandbox and has no end goal, you can make your own, or compete with your friends in multiplayer. Like many other games, Brick Rigs is available only on Windows. It does not support Mac computers or any consoles. However, there are several workarounds that can be used to play Brick Rigs on Mac.

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Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 is a sandbox game which allows the player to set up and observe fights. It was developed and published by Brilliant Game Studios, a small gamedev company located in Canada. The game aims to answer questions that all of us had at some point. Can Roman soldiers defend against modern infantry? How many zombies does it take to kill a dinosaur? Can one human defeat an army of ducks? These scenarios are all very improbable, but Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 allows you to experience all of them. Thanks to a wide selection of units, you will be able to set up these – incredibly strange – fights. It’s worth noting that the game’s engine can handle millions of units at the same time; the developers didn’t call it “epic” for no reason. Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 also features an RTS mode, in which you control one of the armies instead of simply watching them fight. Officially, the game works only on Microsoft Windows, however, you may be able to play it on macOS as well. Keep reading to learn how to play Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 on Mac.

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Lunacid is a dungeon crawler game developed and published by KIRA LLC, a small three-person gamedev studio. Inspired by King’s Field and similar retro titles, this game looks quite old-fashioned as well. This is not a bad thing; despite the retro graphics, Lunacid is incredibly atmospheric. It’s eerie, unnerving, and tense… expect to nervously look around, constantly expecting enemies to come from the fog. Sometimes, your fears will be unfounded, but in most cases, you will indeed have to fight. The combat is relatively simple, but not mindless: you’ll need to block, charge your attacks, and use magic spells. Of course, enemies are not the only thing you’ll encounter. There’s plenty of exploration to be done, both to find secrets and simply to get around. Most of your time in Lunacid will be spent in sprawling, claustrophobic tunnels; there’s never an easy path to the exit; you will always have to wander around and explore first. As expected from a small indie studio, KIRA LLC did not release a Mac version of this game. However, it is still relatively easy to play Lunacid on Mac. The guide below lists several methods.

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Project: Playtime is a multiplayer horror game from Mob Entertainment, the developers of Poppy Playtime. The two games are set in the same universe and share many features. Just like in Poppy Playtime, your task is to explore an abandoned toy factory, though this time, you are not trapped. No, you are here on a mission, to locate and extract giant toy parts. And since this is a multiplayer game, you will not undertake this mission alone; instead, you will be a part of a six-person team. But there are seven players in each match, not six. As you might have guessed, the last player is given the role of a monster toy who is required to kill everyone else in order to win. Ever thought how dangerous Poppy Playtime monsters would be if they were controlled by an actual human instead of a limited AI? This game can answer this question: very. You will be required to cooperate in order to survive. This game is available on Windows only, but there’s still a way to play Project: Playtime on Mac. Read the article below for step-by-step instructions.

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Assetto Corsa Competizione is a racing simulation game developed by Kunos Simulazioni and published by 505 Games. It aims to accurately replicate the experience of racing; this includes simulating vehicle aerodynamics, tyre grip, engine parameters, weather conditions, as well as many other details. The mechanics of driving a car are not the only thing that was reproduced, either. The developers included many real-life racing circuits, cars, and racers in the game as well. The graphics and sounds are also as realistic as possible. To sum it up, Assetto Corsa Competizione may very well be one of the most detailed racing simulators on the market, and it doesn’t neglect gameplay either. Helpful tutorials will help the players navigate complex controls, while a wide variety of customization options makes sure that the game doesn’t get stale. If you’re interested in racing, or simulation games, or both, you should definitely check it out. Unfortunately, the game lacks a native OS X version; however, there are several unofficial ways to play Assetto Corsa Competizione on Mac. Keep reading to learn more.

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Void Stranger is a 2D puzzle game developed and published by System Erasure. The game originally presents itself as a Sokoban-type experience, requiring you to put boxes into certain locations in a limited number of moves. These puzzles can be fairly challenging on their own, but it gets even harder: there’s no option to undo your moves, and failing to complete a puzzle will cost you a life. Run out of lives, and you’ll have to replay the entire game all the way from level one. As you keep playing, however, you’ll find that there’s more to Void Stranger than just Sokoban puzzles. There are secret mechanics that are never explained; you’ll have to figure them out through cautious experimentation. By thinking outside the box, you’ll be able to uncover the secret lore of Void Stranger and put together an overarching story. Though this indie game is a Windows exclusive, you can also play Void Stranger on Mac by using certain third-party programs. Explore your options with the guide below.

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Cities: Skylines II is a city-builder game from Paradox Interactive. As a successor to the widely-popular Cities: Skylines, the second game brings in a variety of new game mechanics, quality-of-life changes, and other enhancements. For example, the game now features the ability to build mixed housing, upgrade public amenities, export electricity and other resources, and create special economic zones. The biggest QoL addition is undoubtedly the new road planning system; it allows players to quickly build efficient road networks. As expected, Cities: Skylines II also includes improved visuals. This includes better, more realistic textures, but also the dynamic season system. Your cities will now experience spring, summer, fall, and winter, just like their real-life counterparts. The seasons are not purely visual – indeed, they have a noticeable impact on gameplay – but the best part about them is that they make the cities much more interesting to look at. Cities: Skylines II is available on Windows PC, as well as on the latest generation of PlayStation and Xbox consoles. But you’ll need a third-party tool to get it running on an Apple-made device. Read the guide below to learn how to play Cities: Skylines II on Mac.

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