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However there are plenty of other online stores that will sell you a game with a steam key and receive your payment using Apple Pay. If you want to use Apple Pay, be it for privacy, convenience, or out of necessity then unfortunately Valve has chosen not to accept it. With the history of Apple towards Valve not letting the mobile authenticator get updates for years on iOS and even the Steam Link situation.Īnd there is the current issue where Apple forced Valve through a court order by a judge. GOG.com will also accept Apple and Google pay, however they do not provide Steam keys. One example of such a store is the WinGameStore / MacGameStore.

32-bit app compatibility with macOS High Sierra 10.13.Originally posted by victor.zimmer:Sorry to bump an old post, but I was searching for this today and I'm probably not alone getting this page as the first result.

Hopefully this information helps you decide.įurther information about this transition and the change from 32bit to 64bit, and other helpful documents:

Ultimately, upgrading to Catalina is your choice to make.

You can still setup a dual-boot on another partition for those games (it may be daunting, but its a viable solution).

If you have an older Mac that ran 10.14 (or earlier).

If you dual-boot anyhow, those games can still be played fine!

Sadly, MacGameStore can not issue refunds for older 32bit-only games you bought beyond the allowed return period.

We also have added '64bit' badges on product lists for all 10.15 users using the MacGameStore App.

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We try our best to gather the full information from developers and publishers, however sometimes they are still unknown.

Pay close attention to the "64bit Support" line in the "System Requirements" area.

If you are thinking of upgrading to Catalina: Some games on those services will see updates too from their developers (but not all, especially really old games).

Games provided through 3rd party systems (like Steam) are also under the same limitations and restrictions.

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When a developer provides an update to a game, we will post the updated game (if we host the download). MacGameStore does not make these games, and can not update them to 64bit without source code. Keep in mind, the MacGameStore is a store and service that sells the games made by developers.Game Developers have known about this impending change for many years now, and many new Mac Games are designed with 64bit support.As with all macOS updates that break prior games in your library, Catalina is no different (except that it will break a lot more than usual). Upgrading to Catalina will cause all 32bit-only Applications to cease functioning! You will not even be able to launch them.Not only games, but all your non-Apple Applications are subject to this change. You may first want to make considerations about the Applications you currently have and use (especially ones you wish to continue to use for awhile yet).

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So you are wondering if you should Upgrade to macOS 10.15 Catalina (as your Software Update may be pressuring you into).

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Worst case scenario would be that you install a prior macOS on a second partition so that you have both the newer Catalina, and the older Mojave (or Sierra) to run your older games which died in Catalina.Best case scenario, you only have newer games which are already 64bit compatible and an upgrade to Catalina would not harm a thing.