Want to play Schedule 1 on your Mac? The "Windows Only" tag on the Steam page is no joke. There is currently no official Mac version, and it is unlikely to be launched in the short term. But that doesn't mean you can't play this game at all. With some extra effort (and some hands-on ability), you can still run the game on your Mac with some clever workarounds.

Official support

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Currently, the game only supports Windows systems. There is no official Mac or Linux version, and the developers have no plans to add a Mac version. So, if you want to download it directly from Steam to your MacBook...that is impossible.

How to run games on Mac

Even without official support, players are using the following tools to run games on their Mac:

• Whisky
• Crossover
• Game porting toolkit
• Parallels (if you want to torture yourself)

These tools are basically tricking the game into thinking it's running on a Windows machine. Although it is not perfect, according to feedback from other Mac players, the current operation is quite good.

Why don't there be a Mac version?

The reason is simple: Mac transplantation costs are high and the number of purchases is very small.

To release a Mac version, developers need:

• Buy a Mac (spends hundreds of dollars)
• Pay Apple a $100 annual release fee
• Use Apple's software and comply with its approval process
• Do all this for a very small portion of the extra sales

For small studios, it's not worth it at all. Especially when tools like Whisky can already do this job for free.

Summarize

No Mac support? Technically, yes. But if you are determined to play, there is still a way to run Schedule 1 smoothly on your Mac. It just takes some setup work – and Apple won't let you do it easily. Besides, playing games on a Mac is never easy.

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