Mac owners have long relied on tools like CrossOver and Game Porting Toolkit to run Windows games on their preferred operating system. Now, GameSir aims to offer a new solution, announcing that its current Windows emulation tool for Android will soon be available for macOS.
Hong Kong-based GameSir is primarily known for its gaming peripherals and describes itself on social media as the 'Anti-Stick Drift Experts.' However, early last year, the company launched the Android GameHub app. This application includes the GameFusion emulator, which GameSir claims provides extensive support for running Windows games on Android, thanks to a 'high-precision compatibility design.'
Users on platforms like Reddit and EmuReady have reported varied success with GameHub and GameFusion for Android, noting inconsistent compatibility with popular Steam games across different Android devices. Some users have observed that games developed with Unity, Godot, or Game Maker generally perform well, while others mention poor compatibility across a broader range of titles.
In its recent announcement, GameSir assures macOS users of a similar experience, promising the ability to 'unlock your entire Steam library' and run 'Win games/Steam natively' on Mac. The company also intends to deliver 'proprietary AI frame interpolation' for the Mac. This follows the recent introduction of a 'native rendering mode' in the Android version, which has improved frame rates.