Who said a Mac is no good for gaming? It’s now possible to play the latest PC games on any machine running macOS 10.13 or higher, thanks to the brand-new Steam Link app that just hit the Mac App Store ...

If you have an old iMac from the early 2000s, you can breathe new life into the hardware by turning it into a Steam gaming machine. Here's how. The popular online gaming service Steam lets you ...

After installing macOS Big Sur updates, some Mac owners have been running into an error when attempting to install Steam: "Steam needs to be online to update. Please ...

When you think of MacBooks, you picture sleek, metallic bodies with a polished software experience. It's been half a decade since Apple transitioned over to its in-house M-series silicon for the Mac, ...

Control your Steam Deck using a real mouse and keyboard connected to your primary computer seamlessly over a local network connection using a virtual KVM. Free app Input Leap lets you move between ...

Have you ever felt limited by the selection of games available on macOS? The good news is that you can now expand your gaming horizons by playing Windows Steam games on your Mac, and you don’t have to ...

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The Final Fantasy 14 Dawntrail expansion launched in early access on Friday, June 28, 2024, giving players who pre-ordered it a chance to enjoy the new content early. However, registering the code for ...

Have you just made a screenshot of the best moment of your gaming life and can't find it in Steam? Don't worry, your screenshot is saved in Steam and your computer, and we'll help you find it. Read on ...

Tired of waiting for your game update or new game download? Here's a tip to speed up your connection to Steam and spend your time playing, not waiting. Nicole Cozma has an affinity for all things tech ...

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 Silicon, you suddenly needed Rosetta 2, the emulator built into macOS, to do it.