If you’ve played games in your Steam library on the Mac, you’ll know that switching from an Intel Mac to one with Apple ...

Valve has quietly released a Steam Client Beta that runs natively on Apple Silicon, finally ending its reliance on the ...

Users browsing Steam can now filter games in the store based on numerous accessibility features. The change will allow ...

That means Steam will no longer need to use Rosetta 2 to run on Macs with M-series chips. Rosetta 2 is the emulator that ...

Valve has announced the release of a Steam Client Beta that offers native support for Macs powered by Apple Silicon. The new ...

Years after Apple shifted to Apple Silicon, and after an on-again, off-again effort by Valve, the company has finally issued ...

Steam's new beta client runs natively on M1 up Macs, offering faster performance, better battery life, and smoother gameplay without Rosetta 2.

Steam on Mac running natively on Apple Silicon is currently in beta, so Valve is still working on optimizing its popular ...

Native support for Apple Silicon should make Steam run more smoothly. The update follows Apple’s announcement that it will stop launching major updates for Intel-based Macs after macOS Tahoe.

Some people (including yours truly) may well be wondering if Apple will ever fully commit to gaming on Macs instead of just nibbling at the edges. There's definitely movement in that particular area, ...