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1087 games we have reviewed that run on macOS, best first.
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A short, somber narrative game where you judge ten souls to become Death's successor, praised for its unsettling atmosphere, morally ambiguous writing, and striking dithered visuals, though several reviewers felt its brief runtime and rigid "correct answer" structure undercut its own premise of moral relativism.
7 / 10
A hard-sci-fi puzzle game about decoding an alien transmission using math, science, and eventually language, praised almost universally for its opening hours but repeatedly described by its own reviewers as losing momentum once the linguistic puzzles take over from the mathematical ones.
7 / 10
A free, short atmospheric visual novel telling the origin story of VTuber persona Miki Komori through clickable memories in a lonely bedroom, praised for its mood, presentation, and genuinely affecting depiction of isolation, but limited by minimal interactivity and a short runtime with three endings that some found abrupt.
7 / 10
A 400,000-word gothic CRPG about a minor 18th-century noble's slow corruption into a master of the undead, widely praised for its writing and choice-consequence Trust system — and just as widely criticised, by a smaller but vocal minority, for basic combat, opaque reputation swings, and softlocks that can strand an underprepared build for hours.
7 / 10
A gorgeous, genuinely inventive puzzle-platformer starring a pictogram figure hopping between street signs across a stylized city — beloved almost universally for its concept and art, while a real minority argues the puzzles themselves never get as clever as the premise promises.
7 / 10
A landmark, genre-defining narrative satire about choice and obedience in video games, Very Positive across more than 28,300 reviews for a witty, endlessly reflexive narrator and branching structure that shaped a decade of imitators — undercut by a persistent, unpatched crash bug affecting modern many-core CPUs, a non-functional native Linux build, and a well-corroborated complaint about short overall length relative to price.
7 / 10
A free, gorgeously animated stealth-comedy about a werewolf working the night shift as an office janitor, fighting his own instincts while cleaning up messes both mundane and monstrous, whose charm and generosity earn near-universal praise undercut by one widely reported, specific difficulty spike right at the finish line.
7 / 10
An adorable desktop-companion idler where pixel animals roam the bottom of your screen while you work — undercut by a genuinely strange design choice for a game in this genre, its own idle mascots get sick if you leave them alone for too long.
7 / 10
One of the best-regarded entries in the Total War series on release, built around a genuinely deep diplomacy system and two distinct ways to play — undercut by a 2019 modding censorship controversy tied to a Chinese-market publishing deal, a DLC roadmap reviewers say Creative Assembly abandoned before finishing the story it promised, and persistent crash bugs still reported years later.
7 / 10
A toy-chest-themed backpack battler in the mould of Backpack Battles, praised for its polished art, generous item roster and asynchronous PvP structure, while a real, recurring share of reviewers flag inconsistent item wording, steep RNG swings and balance issues around which starting classes are viable.
7 / 10
Trailmarks is a turn-based trivia-and-travel strategy game from small studio Trailmarks HQ, dropping players as a broke fact-checker into a random city and challenging them to circumnavigate a 1,200-city globe by answering true/false questions, and this review's sample finds a genuinely addictive, actively-updated hybrid undercut by a rocky initial onboarding and an AI-content disclosure worth reporting plainly.
7 / 10
A constellation-themed bullet-heaven roguelite that layers a genuinely distinctive build system onto the Vampire Survivors formula, arriving in Early Access with real polish and a live weekly-update cadence, but thinned out by late-game repetition and a slow meta-progression grind.
7 / 10
Frozenbyte's fairy-tale co-op puzzle-platformer remains one of the most visually praised games of its era, with reviewers consistently calling its hand-crafted environments a genre high point — undercut by a specific, mechanically literate critique that its puzzles lean too heavily on one character's abilities, and a fresh, current complaint about DRM and Epic Online Services being added to the game via a January 2026 patch.
7 / 10
A charming university-management sim that both its harshest critics and its single most-played fan (over 700 hours) describe using the same word -- a reskin of Two Point Hospital -- disagreeing only on whether that's a compliment.
7 / 10
Obsidian's "evil already won" isometric RPG opens with one of the most original premises in the genre — and then, according to a large share of its own fans, simply stops rather than ends, a truncation reviewers link directly to the sequel and expansions it never got.
7 / 10
A psychedelic metroidvania trapped in a time loop aboard a cosmic, living space station, praised almost unanimously for its eye-melting art direction and score — and criticised, with real specificity by critics and players alike, for a repetition-heavy loop structure, inconsistent combat, and at least one well-documented save-corrupting bug still being reported more than a year after launch.
7 / 10
A chaotic co-op sequel that widens the original's frantic track-laying formula with biomes, bosses, and a deep upgrade system, held back by rough multiplayer stability at launch.
7 / 10
A faithful, ambitious remake of the 1993 BBS door game Usurper — text-only dungeon crawling in a persistent world of autonomous NPCs who marry, betray and die whether you're logged in or not — built by a solo developer whose speed wins loud praise, while the game's single most-upvoted review raises real, detailed concerns about development stability.
7 / 10
A tabletop-rooted, text-heavy caravan RPG set in a genuinely bleak post-apocalyptic fantasy world — its 85% Very Positive rating comes from readers who fell for the lore and the atmosphere, while a large and detailed minority describe the exact same systems as an RNG-driven economy that turns the game into what more than one reviewer calls a toxic relationship.
7 / 10
A Forty-Ninth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review Wandering Bard entered Early Access on Steam on 7 September 2026 for Windows, macOS, and Linux, and at the time of writing
7 / 10
inXile's Kickstarter-funded return to the series that inspired Fallout is still Very Positive after more than a decade, but this review's sample found its current reputation shaped almost entirely by a comparison its own sequel created — reviewers measuring the original against 2020's far more polished Wasteland 3, and finding the choice-and-consequence depth that made it remarkable still genuinely there underneath the dated combat and UI.
7 / 10
A cozy-punk narrative sim from Patattie Games about working a struggling record store, rated Very Positive across a large English review sample for its emotionally resonant story and charming LGBTQ+ cast, tempered by credible complaints from reviewers with real record-store and community-radio backgrounds that its themes and setting feel surface-level.
7 / 10
A free browser incremental built for a 2025 game jam, about hauling a strange substance up out of a mining town's collapsing depths — deliberately short, unusually confident about its Lovecraftian ending, and patched several times since launch to fix the rough edges that shipped with it.
7 / 10
Roll First, Learn As You Go Witch Go! builds its entire combat system around four rolled dice and the poker hands they form, pitching itself directly at players who don't want
7 / 10
