I do hope they have something in the works, but that's just me being optimistic Anyway, that's one potential subscriber they've lost, and some money saved for me so not all's bad. If Apple can't even facilitate any kind of controller parity across their own offerings in Apple Arcade, I find it hard to imagine them putting any serious effort in fixing things anytime soon.

I have similar controller issues with titles on Apple Arcade with the Carbon Black Wireless Xbox Controller working fine in some games, not at all in others or with mappings being mismatched in what's left. It's running okayish on my son's windows laptop, I just thought it'd be so much better on this laptop - he can make do! As you eluded to, it may not run very smoothly anyway! Thanks again for your - fingers crossed eh? The issues with controllers doesn't help much either, and not just on Steam. On the mac, if I open Steam it appears within a Crossover window, alongside 'Steam Support centre' and 'Run command' both of which have icons.

Thanks so much for responding - as mentioned I'm a bit new and a bit clueless to Crossover and so even your no doubt simple question has left me wondering. Here's a video guide to setting up Steam in Crossover (the installing Steam bit starts at 2:09): If you have a Steam bottle in crossover then you should be able to download windows-only version of games through Steam running via that - successfully running them well might be a bit hit and miss though.

Originally posted by Beetroot Bertie:Are you referring to installing them with the Mac version of the Steam client or using the Windows Steam client with Crossover?

Download crossover for mac m1