When it comes to personal computers, the Mac has never been known as a gaming heavyweight: Apple doesn't focus on building machines that have the hard-core processing and graphics power you might find in, say, a Razor PC laptop.
I don't know why people thought this was a virus. Its a game and it works. Just loads really slow and isn't worth 1 gig of data.i couldn't find things shown in the pictures. Stuck in a car. Only 1 building i came across with no lights on. No other moving cars or character. Just a bunch of empty area to drives and a bunch of parked cars. How to download free BEWARE. The game has been programmed in Unity and released completely independently in the well-known video game platform indieDB. If you want to play free Beware, continue with these simple steps: Click 'PLAY NOW' located in the top left of this post. Wait for it to load the official link of the game in indieDB.
That said, there are still a number of excellent games available to play on your Mac — especially of the indie variety. Two-person development teams and small studios shine on Apple's laptops and desktops, building stories with smart twists and heart-wrenching endings.
There have been many great indie titles for Mac over the years, especially with the advent of the Steam Store, but here are our all-time favorites.
Braid
I'm not generally the type to get overly invested in a game — I'm more of a book and movie person. But when I picked up Braid in 2009 after an off-hand recommendation from a friend, I found myself completely captivated by its mechanics and story.
On its face, Braid is a simple puzzle platformer: You play a man named Tim searching for a princess across the landscape of a strange world, encountering puzzles as you progress through each level. But the true delight of the game is in its controls: Not only can you run forward, jump, and the like — but you can rewind time at any moment, reversing your decisions and movements. It's a simple but beautiful mechanic and quickly becomes one of the primary ways you can solve the hardest puzzles; all the while, it makes you think about time and movement in a completely different way.
Years after its release, Braid is still considered a masterpiece — and it's not hard to see why. (If you can't — just rewind.)
Firewatch
We've said a lot about the magic of Firewatch on iMore over the last year, but the Campo Santo/Panic collaboration continues to merit praise. The 3D mystery and exploration game, which places you as a firewatch in a national park around the late 1980s, captures the essential beauty of being alone in the U.S. wilderness — and the eerieness factor, too. The voice acting here is also top-tier; this is a game that demands headphones and a wistful spirit.
Gone Home
Another entry in the first-person mystery genre, Gone Home puts you in the shoes of a student recently returned from a lengthy overseas trip to her family house, only to find it empty — with her younger sister apparently vanished. It's a wonderful example of the mystery and exploration genre, providing just enough of a creepy flair to keep you on the edge of your seat with just a few major jump-out scares.
For all of its intrigue, however, the game's core centers around family, ambition, and love — and paints those feelings with wrenching truths.
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Transistor
Modern RPGs are a dime a dozen, but none are painted in quite so stunning a manner as Transistor. Supergiant Games's sci-fi/action game sets you on a path through a futuristic electro-punk city with a mystical weapon and enemies to outwit and defeat. Though shorter than your average Final Fantasy entry, Transistor nevertheless captivates and offers great replay value with its quests and power-ups — though I'd settle for just exploring its beautifully rendered environments.
Stardew Valley
This was an outlier pick for our indie games list courtesy Mobile Nations video producer Justus Perry, but I have to admit that I quickly fell in love with it myself after a few hours. If you're a fan of simulation games but want a little more quirk and a little less 'send your Sim to work for the fortieth time' monotony, Stardew Valley offers you the chance to run your own pixelated farm, interact with the locals, defeat (or join forces with) a possibly evil corporation, explore caverns, and create all sorts of endless weird cooking experiments.
In a month where it's been hard to regularly read Facebook or Twitter, Stardew Valley is an appropriately delightful escape from the real world.
FTL: Faster Than Light
If you've ever dreamed of captaining a starship, it's hard not to love FTL. Subset Games's tactical strategy title puts you in the captain's chair on your way to save the galaxy — if you can make it through any number of insane and sometimes impossible challenges. And those, honestly, end up being the heart of the game: You become attached to your ship and crew — even when you end up accidentally killing them and having to start over.
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publisher: Ondøej Švadlena
Game mode: single player
Beware is an original survival horror by the Czech developer Ondøej Švadlena, the creator of the short animation MRDRCHAIN – the winner of The Clermont-Ferrand International Short Film Festival. The game is co-founded by the players.
Plot
In Beware, we assume the role of a car driver who is travelling through a gloomy, communist country in order to gather information. The hero constantly needs to fight for survival, as he is chased by other road users trying to spoil his mission.
The author drew inspiration from his childhood spent in Czechoslovakia where his family suffered repression by the totalitarian regime. Eventually, young Ondøej Švadlena and his mother managed to escape the country and settled in Canada. Once the Iron Curtain fell, he returned to Europe and stayed in Germany.
Mechanics
Beware features the first-person perspective. Similarly to the first part of Driver, we do not step out of the car, which is modelled on communist technologies. The game offers an open world where we can freely travel and accomplish quests. Gameplay is diversified not only by encounters with other drivers but also car chases inspired by action movies from the 70s. There are also missions which require extreme caution.
Technical aspects
Beware creates its atmosphere of fear with the soundtrack and the use of grim colours. Furthermore, a fog constantly lay over the country, and the only source of light during the night is few lanterns and the car lamps.
Expectations: 7.6 / 10 calculated out of 17 players' votes.