Native
Runs directly on Apple Silicon — no extra software.

Simulation · 2004
Runs natively on Apple Silicon — no extra software needed.
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Runs natively on Apple Silicon — no extra software needed.
OpenTTD has a native Apple Silicon build — full Metal acceleration, best battery life, zero faff.
OpenTTD is a business simulation game where players build and manage transportation networks. Its open-source nature and extensive modding community allow for near-infinite customization and replayability.
This open-source transport simulation game based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe is natively available for macOS.
“Polished, ambitious and brilliantly designed — the kind of game you keep thinking about long after you stop playing.”
“Confident, creative and deeply replayable. A landmark title that any fan of the genre will adore.”
“Smart pacing, gorgeous art direction and combat that consistently surprises. A genuine must-play.”
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This open-source transport simulation game based on Transport Tycoon Deluxe is natively available for macOS.
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Runs directly on Apple Silicon — no extra software.
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OpenTTD has a native Apple Silicon build, which is the gold standard for playing on a Mac. You get full Metal acceleration, best battery life, and no compatibility weirdness. Just buy it from the Mac App Store or Steam for Mac and play.
For most Mac players we recommend Native as the fastest, smoothest way to play OpenTTD. Runs directly on Apple Silicon — no extra software.
| Method | Quality | Difficulty | Cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| NativePick | Excellent | Easy | Game price only |
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