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1087 games we have reviewed that run on macOS, best first.
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Pee Off The Poo commits fully to its one-sentence pitch — blast bathroom contamination with a stream of pee before the meter fills — and its small, entirely joke-driven review sample confirms the arcade combo mechanics underneath the gag are genuinely more competent than the premise suggests.
5.8 / 10
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A short, charming spatial-packing puzzle game about stuffing oddly-shaped items into boxes for a community of demanding raccoon customers.
5.8 / 10
A retro-inspired action platformer starring an owl ninja who fights his way through a neon pixel-art world with a transforming arsenal, undercut by inconsistent voice acting, a stiff dash, and a handful of progress-blocking bugs.
5.7 / 10
An incremental bullet-hell where a pot-smashing frog hero grinds gear and abilities through chaotic biomes, launched with a grind so punishing it split opinion before a fast balance overhaul won a lot of players back.
5.7 / 10
A Free, Self-Tidying Wizard Library That Wraps Up in Under Two Hours Spellbound & Shelved has a premise as cozy as its genre: a wizard-academy library has vanished under an avalanc
5.7 / 10
Dawn of Heroes is a 450,000-word text-based superhero interactive novel from Hosted Games, and its Mixed review sample praises its deep character customization and parallel origin stories while raising real, repeated complaints about disorienting POV switches and a notable AI-authorship controversy.
5.6 / 10
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Bumblebean Games' free cozy tower defense about nurturing a forest against lumberjacks wins reviewers over with its art and atmosphere, but a thin long-term loop and a steep mid-game difficulty spike leave many wanting a fuller game underneath.
5.6 / 10
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">observer_ sends a neural detective into the minds of suspects and corpses alike to solve a murder in a decaying cyberpunk Kraków, anchored by Rutger Hauer's final screen performance. Its atmosphere and story earn genuine praise, while a large, specific, and unresolved cluster of launch-crash reports has left a meaningful share of buyers unable to play the game at all."
5.5 / 10
The fourth entry in solo developer Phr00t's long-running procedurally-generated, VR-native action RPG series is a real evolution of the formula, but its own longtime fanbase is split on whether the evolution is actually more fun to play than 2016's 5089.
5.5 / 10
Developer Ludogram, published by ARTE France, delivers a satirical time-travel narrative game about altering historical events from inside a shadowy corporation's control room, earning specific praise for its premise and writing from a genuinely divided Mixed review base, tempered by a heavily repeated complaint about a superficial grasp of the history it rewrites, a lack of branching depth between missions, and reports of post-launch abandonment.
5.5 / 10
A Thirty-Sixth Consecutive Launch Without a Single Review And who is the maiden? went up on Steam on 18 September 2026 and has attracted no user reviews at all so far — not one, on
5.5 / 10
One of survival gaming's defining sandbox games, whose Mostly Positive 80% across 332,096 reviews now sits under a live, furious controversy — official servers sunset in 2023 to push players toward a paid Unreal Engine 5 remaster after reviewers cite an archived tweet promising that exact upgrade would be free, and a 2025 update reviewers say broke years of mods, maps and communities on the way out.
5.5 / 10
A Blue Planet II-inspired underwater exploration experience, gorgeous and genuinely informative enough to earn praise from real marine biologists, but marketed closely enough to Subnautica and Endless Ocean that a large share of buyers arrived expecting a much bigger, more open game than the small, linear one they got.
5.5 / 10
A cute, mobile-born Heroes of Might and Magic tribute that turn-based tactics fans consistently describe with the same two words — charming and shallow — across 478 reviews, most of them recommending it only once the price drops well below its NZ$14.75 list.
5.5 / 10
A genuine relic finally seeing daylight, Captain Blood is a God of War-style pirate hack'n'slash originally developed for the Xbox 360 era, cancelled in 2010, and resurrected fifteen years later, earning real nostalgic goodwill from reviewers who love its bygone-era combat, but undercut by a badly broken audio mix, clunky hit detection, and stunlocking enemy swarms that leave a real share of its review sample frustrated rather than charmed.
5.5 / 10
A cozy, pixel-art productivity hybrid pairing a Pomodoro timer and to-do lists with ambient lofi environments, drinks, and pets, whose genuine focus value earns real devotion from long-term users, tempered by a widely and specifically reported resource-usage problem and, for some unlucky players, a serious progress-loss bug.
5.5 / 10
Chud vs Soyjak is a cheap, meme-branded wave-survival boomer shooter whose review sample is dominated by ironic joke posts, but underneath the noise this review found a genuinely functional arena shooter with a widely praised original soundtrack and a developer who kept meaningfully expanding the game for months after launch.
5.5 / 10
A cheap, cursor-hold incremental about exterminating robots for cash, whose fun-but-rough launch state, crashes, broken balance, game-breaking exploits, has been substantially patched since release, leaving a small but mostly satisfied audience for its $2.99 asking price.
5.5 / 10
A Visual Novel Series Swaps Its Genre and Splits Its Fanbase Class of '09: Puzzle Showdown released on July 17, 2026, as the fourth entry in SBN3's Class of '09 series,
5.5 / 10
A free-to-play, Clicker Heroes-style idle mining game from a solo developer, split almost exactly down the middle — praised for being addictive and free, criticised by several independent reviewers for a progression curve that breaks within the first hour.
5.5 / 10
A block-building survival game that genuinely beat Minecraft onto the Wii U in 2015, now sitting on Steam as a cheap, single-player, hand-crafted-island clone that its own developer has left untouched since 2021.
5.5 / 10
A Viking survival RPG following an exiled family managing a settlement through resource scarcity and hostile raiders, Mostly Positive across 570 reviews for its striking art and characterful writing — dominated by an extraordinarily consistent complaint that its random-event system fails high-probability rolls often enough that many reviewers describe the difficulty as broken rather than merely harsh.
5.5 / 10
Deep Sky Derelicts sends a three-person mercenary crew scavenging through derelict alien ships using a card-driven turn-based combat system, wrapped in a distinctive retro-comic art style reviewers repeatedly single out. Its opening hours land well for a real share of players, before an unusually consistent complaint about brute-force enemy stat inflation as the game's only real difficulty lever takes over the conversation.
5.5 / 10
A charming, cheap Viking-themed tile-placement puzzler whose relaxed atmosphere is undercut by hidden rules players have to discover through trial and error, and a keyboard/mouse remapping option the developer promised was "coming very soon" back in December 2022.
5.5 / 10
