Obviously, none of these methods are perfect, but they can still get you pretty close to the experience of playing the game on a Windows PC machine. The other options to play GTA 5 on Mac are to install or emulate Windows, or to use a compatibility layer.ĭespite the lack of a macOS version for this game, there’s clearly no shortage of useful workarounds that can still let you enjoy it on a Mac computer. The cloud gaming method is the easiest one to set up and can be used on any Mac – we’ll show you how further down this post. You can totally play GTA 5 on Mac, but you’ll need to use a workaround method such as cloud gaming or Windows emulation. The options to play it that we’ve shown below are the Boosteroid cloud gaming service, Parallels, and Boot Camp – we’ll go over each of them and explain how to set them up and play GTA 5 on Mac. While we wouldn’t call these two services competitors, we’re eager to see how they both stack up when they arrive later this year.GTA 5 is not available for Mac, but playing it on an Apple computer is definitely possible, and there are a lot of ways to do it. But if you don't own a console or PC and want to play AAA games like Assassin's Creed, Doom and Watch Dogs on the devices you already own, Stadia could hold lots of appeal. With its low monthly fee and robust library, Apple Arcade is the clear winner in the value department. While it packs an impressive lineup of big AAA games, its pricing structure of a subscription fee on top of individual game purchases might deter some gamers. Stadia, on the other hand, promises big blockbuster games on any device, so long as you’re willing to stream them from the cloud. Arcade seems like a more cohesive service focused on curation, as you’ll get a growing library of small but high-quality iOS titles for a low $5 per month. OutlookĪpple Arcade and Google Stadia look to offer vastly different experiences for different types of gamers. If you want to go big, you can purchase the $129 Stadia Founder's Edition, which gets you a Night Blue Stadia Controller, a Chromecast Ultra, 3 months of Stadia Pro and a 3-month buddy pass for gifting Pro access to a friend. Regardless of which version you use, however, you'll still have to buy the games separately.
In 2020, Google will release Stadia Base, which is a free version of the platform that limits you to 1080p streaming. Stadia Pro is the premium version of Stadia, which costs $9.99 per month and gets you access to 4K/60fps/HDR streaming as well as a small collection of included games (Destiny 2 is one of them) and discounts on game purchases. The platform has a few pricing options, so here's a quick breakdown. 19th for folks who purchased the Founder's Edition (more on that below), and will initially debut in the U.S., UK, Canada and Europe.
Stadia is currently pegged to start rolling out on Nov.
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