Paid Options: Okay so maybe you have some money to spend, where should you go from here? My first recomendation is Minecraft. After 30 days you will stop getting updates and you will have a black background but you are gaming, you don't really care about that. You can also download the official Windows 7 ISO from Microsofts webservers and use that. Apple has a whole support page on how to get things going that you can follow along. This lets you have more flexibility with your device (I do this on my Mac laptop). You can then choose to boot your computer into Mac or Windows. This means you can cut your hard drive in half and install Windows onto your machine. Windows: So you want more options and you have tons of hard drive space. Remember, these are just games I personally played, feel free to try out more and see what works best for you. Realm of the Mad God is also a neat little game. If RPG's are more your style you can try Dungeons & Dragons Online or Lord of the Rings Online. DOTA 2 is Valves MOBA game that runs on all three OS's (I don't like it as much as I like LoL). Steam: Steam has a ton of free to play games however there is no way to sort Free to Play and Mac together so you are going to have to dig a little to find some games. If FPS games are your thing, you can play Quake Live. They also have a card system kinda like Steams (its been out for a few years) and there is a game you can play with those cards. Tons of great fun if you are an achievement whore like me. It hosts thousands of free flash games and the site has an API that allows them into integrate stats and achievements into the games. Online Games: Kongregate is a favorite site of mine. It has a bit of a learning curve but it's really fun to play with friends (Mac users can play with Windows users so you aren't gimped in anyway). These are just the games I have played from the list and enjoyed, feel free to try out more!Īnother favorite of mine is League of Legends. They have links to a bunch of good games including N, Cave Story, NetHack, Dwarf Fortress, Step Mania, and a free version of Plants vs Zombies. That being said there are still games that are Windows only, and I will cover that too.įree Mac Games: This site lists 50 free to play games that you can download to your system. While Windows is good for games, it is the only reason people still use Windows (for the most part) and most companies now have their games running on all three major OS's (Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux) so Windows being the "#1 gaming platform" is slowly dying off (these people are just butthurt they aren't PC master race anymore). As for other comments, people will mention Windows being primarily game centered and that Mac's aren't good for games. I'm going to list tons of stuff for you, some will be free others will be paid (I'll let you know when things change around).
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