Will Angry Birds for the Mac have a smoother landing? Will players quickly adapt to dragging their mice and launching birds? Or will the viral success of Angry Birds finally show some signs of waning? Independent titles Flight Control HD, which sparked a new sub-genre of puzzle “path-making” games on the iOS, met with mixed reviews in our office when it was made available on Steam. Games likeįlight Control HD, for example, may take some getting used to for old fans of the series. Still, fans of the Harry Potter and Lego franchises will appreciate that this game offers arguably the most content and highest-quality graphics of any title on the Mac App Store.įor that matter, it’s easy to assume that almost any iOS game that relies on virtual buttons and tapping will make an easier transition to the Mac platform than games that rely on gestures. Arguably the most recognizable title on the Mac App Store, this high-end game also has a high-end price tag of $50. Lego Harry Potter is one of the higher profile games in the Mac App Store.įeral Interactive’s Lego Harry Potter: Years 1-4.
Ranging from $10 to $15, TransGaming’s offerings represent the higher range of pricing on the current store-with one exception. TransGaming’s releases include Garage, Inc, a prohibition-era time management game The Path, a dark adventure game retelling the story of Red Riding Hood and Puzzle Quest, a unique hybrid of puzzle mechanics and role-playing game elements. Though no longer the only show in town, these long-time friends of the Mac gaming community still have made their presence known by releasing ports of some high-end games from the Windows PC and console worlds to the Mac App Store.
In recent years, the best resource for current games was through ports by gaming developers TransGaming, Aspyr, and Feral Interactive.
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