With there so much choice for gamers — whether you play often or only every once in a while — we’ve given you information where to download and buy your next MacBook games. Naturally, we have referred to peer-reviews to find some of the best Mac games, alongside the top-rated free Mac games. Before downloading a game that is going to take up quite a bit of space: Do you know if your Mac is running at peak performance? Could be worth downloading to clear out junk, old files, duplicates, and other pieces of software you no longer need. On average, Mac users find 62GB of clutter in hard drives. Leaving you plenty of space to download a new Mac game.

I deleted the Steam steamapps downloading 219740 folder (219740 is Don't Starve, each Steam game has its own number) and restarted Steam. Now it works again. (still no luck playing in full screen though).

Here is how you free up space for games with CleanMyMac: • Download and launch CleanMyMac X (you can download it ). • Hit Scan and wait while CleanMyMac scans Large and Old Files, Photos, Mail, iTunes, and Trash bins for junk files that can be safely removed. • Hit Run and enjoy a whole lot more disk space and faster Mac. In this article, we’ve included games from the Mac App Store and Steam. Both popular platforms, although it seems that more people downloading computer games for Mac prefer Steam. Unlike the App Store, you find out so much more about the games, can benefit from a wider range of reviews, articles, help forums and other content. Here is our rundown of some of the best games for Mac.

Best Paid Games For Mac 1. Among The Stars Developers: CBE Software Buy it: Released: 2014 Tech specs: Mac OS X v10.7, with an Intel dual-core processor, and at least 4GB of spare memory. Price: $19.99 Reviews: 497 - Very Positive - on Steam In this game, you play Rachel Manners, an astrobiologist woken from cryogenic sleep en route to a new solar system.

Everyone else, including the crew, are dead. Your only companion on this voyage is J.U.L.I.A., the ships Artificial Intelligence (AI). You also have control of Mobot, a droid that can examine the planets surface, solar system and support you in the ongoing mission for intelligent alien life.

Unlike other point-and-click games, the fact that you can interact with other systems and intelligences onboard the ship makes it more realistic and interactive. As a game, J.U.L.I.A.

Has an interesting history. It started life as a puzzle game for iOS devices. That version has disappeared. CBE Software, the team behind this version, had an epic journey with the original publisher. But it seems as though all of the struggle was worth it, with this game well-worth paying for, especially if you’re a fan of anything sci-fi related.

Layers of Fear Developers: Aspyr Media Buy it: Released: 2016 Tech specs: Mac OS X v10.10, with a 2.3GHz Intel Core i5 processor, and an Intel HD6100 or discrete graphics card with 1GB VRAM. 5GB of space is recommended. Price: $19.99 Reviews: 11,973 - Very Positive - on Steam Aspyr are known for transforming hugely popular A-list PC games, such as the Civilization and Call Of Duty series into equally popular Mac games.

Now they’ve produced an original game, working together with developers in Poland, the Bloober Team. Bloober specialises in ‘psychological horror games.’ Layers of Fear takes the fairly conventional point-and-click approach. You play a painter wandering around a pretty creepy house, on a mission to complete a masterpiece. But at the same time, parts of the game throw you in at the deep end and you have to figure out what to do next.

Objects point you in the right direction to figure out what to do next. What is really clever about this game is the slow-burn atmosphere or fear. Comparable to movies and books of this genre, you are left wondering what is really going on in the house, or whether it’s all in the head of the main character. For those who want lots of fast-paced action and fear, this may not be the right game. But for those wanting something more challenging, Layers of Fear is highly recommended.

Observer Developers: Aspyr Media Buy it: Released: 2016 Tech specs: macOS 10.12.6, with a 3GHz quad-core processor and a discrete GPU (2GB VRAM recommended). Optimization google chrome for mac. Price: $29.99 Reviews: 1,431 - Very Positive - on Steam A creative Indie release by Aspyr. Inspired by Blade Runner, with the voice of the main character Daniel Lazarski, played by Rutger Hauer. Observer is an intelligent and fun steampunk game, well worth buying and playing. Observer is set in the year 2084, Earth devastated by war and plague, the Nanophage, with the Fifth Polish Republic in the hands of a mega-corporation, Chiron. As Lazarski, you play an elite neural detective when you receive a strange message from his son in the dystopian slums of Krakow. On arrival, you find a decapitated body — it may or may not be your son, so using the point-and-click controls, you are meant to search for clues.