Apple Game Porting Toolkit compatibility list 

Apple’s proprietary Game Porting Toolkit is a powerful translation layer tool with the potential to bring a huge number of DirectX 11 and 12 games to Mac systems. On top of that, the fact that the tool is freely available to the public means anyone can give it a try and see for themselves if their favourite gaming titles can run on a Mac. However, working with the Game Porting Toolkit isn’t an easy task, since the program is primarily meant to be used by game developers. Still, many regular Mac enthusiasts have already given it a go and have reported their findings about which games would actually run. We searched the Internet and collected data from various sources like r/macgaming and AppleGamingWiki to bring you a list of all the games that are currently confirmed to run through the Game Porting Toolkit, and we’ll make sure to regularly update the list with any new titles that get confirmed.

What games can you play with the Game Porting Toolkit?

Here’s our list of the games that are currently known to run through Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit and have a confirmed playability rating (e.g. the game runs perfectly, is playable with some minor issues, or runs, but is barely playable) :

Other games that can be played with the Game Porting Toolkit

Next, we have a list of games that were tested and have been confirmed to run through the Game Porting Toolkit, but there isn’t a specified playability rating for them, and it’s unknown how good their gameplay experience and performance is.

Games that don’t run through the Game Porting Toolkit

Finally, we also have a list of games that have been tested with the Game Porting Toolkit, but didn’t run through the compatibility layer and there’s currently no known way of getting them to work:

• Age of Empires IV
• Among Us
• Battle Brothers
• Company of Heroes 3
• Death Stranding
• Doom Eternal
• Dying Light
• F1 22
• FIFA 22
• Fortnite
• Goose Goose Duck
• Halo Infinite
• Hitman 3
• Mafia III
• Mafia: Definitive Edition
• Microsoft Flight Simulator
• Monster Hunter Rise
• Monster Hunter World
• New World
• Polygon
• Railway Empire
• Red Dead Redemption 2
• Resident Evil Village
• SCP Secret Laboratory
• Sea of Thieves
• Shadowrun Returns
• Space Engineers
• Terraria

Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit – how does it work?

If you are interested in getting Apple’s Game Porting Toolkit and using it to run any of the games from the lists shown here or testing it with other games, then you can do that for free, by getting the tool from Apple’s developer downloads site. However, you need to remember that the Game Porting Toolkit isn’t a user-friendly program and working with it will likely prove challenging to a regular user. For this reason, we strongly recommend that you check out our tutorial on how to use the Game Porting Toolkit for playing Windows games on your Mac, before actually downloading the tool and giving it a try.

There, you can also find a number of useful tips, troubleshooting techniques, and fixes that will allow you to play certain games that won’t run straight out the box and require some tinkering to get them to work.