I think the recent game porting toolkit might make it more desirable too. But I have a theory that the reason there’s no games on mac is not that the port itself is hard, but that they don’t want to keep testers/qa/support indefinitely for yet another platform.

You might make a port work with a few weeks of a dev team, but then have to pay qa for years to make sure every update to the game or OS does not break something, and to keep supporting new GPUs.

Maybe Apple needs to offer some kind of cheap outsourced testing, so companies can just pay apple less than what a full qa employee would charge them, and get someone with insider info about apple itself.

And they also need to change their philosphy of “if it breaks and the devs don’t fix it we move on”, like they did with 32 bit apps. Apps are either updated or forgotten because new features are necessary, but games can remain still and be perfectly good.