Apple could soon launch a Mac gaming revolution, and a quiet update to a developer toolkit shows exactly why gamers should be very excited for the future.
This story is part of our complete Apple WWDC coverage When Apple announced it would revolutionize the world of Mac gaming at its Worldwide Developers Conference in June, many people were skeptical. But the latest update to the company’s Game Porting Toolkit has made some important changes to how games run on the Mac — and the results are impressive.
Tsai tested a number of games and saw enhancements across the board. For instance, using an M2 Ultra chip, Cyberpunk 2077 averaged around 20 frames per second running at 1080p low settings. You may scoff at that, but it’s a drastic improvement over the puny 8fps that resulted from the last version of the Game Porting Toolkit.
Aside from frame rate increases, the latest version of the toolkit has added compatibility for several popular games. Horizon Zero Dawn, for example, now runs properly , while Resident Evil 2 and Devil May Cry 5 can be played without the crashes they previously experienced.
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