The question (not mine btw) is specifically whether Humankind will work on those platforms. Where did I reply about Intel? I mentioned Rosetta and Parallel specifically in response to M1. Good luck, and remember people are here to help not just mac bashing ) so chill out

Meanwhile you'll have to find another solution I'm afraid (and sorry, I've been a mac user for 30 years, but PC too for obvious gaming purpose :D). I guess that work will anyway not start before they have massive feedback and publish the first patches or maybe even DLC.

The decision to port to mac M1 will be made if the potential sales on M1 at least cover the costs of porting AND the maintenance. The market share is clearly a big part in taking a decision when developing any software. Sublustris gave you clear technical hint on why and how it wouldn't come early. So maybe first take a look at your own words before complaining on others answers which were actually correct and were not bashing at any time. You blame the answer on Stadia by replying that intel would work but your question is about M1. You're not doing a lot better than the people you criticize here. Clearly they are not at all familiar with the matter but I wish people would refrain posting their uninformed opinions phrased as true statements, and just let someone else more knowledgeable to answer it. None of the answers are addressing Humankind specifically, instead just making blanket statements about Mac and M1 that aren’t even true. Then another answer saying M1 do not work with OpenGL and Vulcan games, when in fact most games work fine on M1 via Rosetta, if not better - some games can now run on low-end macs (MBA/mac-mini) with M1 chip that were previously unplayable on Intel, including civ6 which is very similar to Humankind.

Secondly even the Windows version will likely also run fine on Mac with Bootcamp (Intel) or Parallel (Intel/M1).

Firstly as mentioned above the game has a MacOS version. The game was always releasing on both Windows and OSX, there’s no question or speculation about it.Īnother answer says you need to buy a PC or Stadia. One answer is speculating whether they’ll make an OSX version due to its small market share, when that’s not even the question.

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