The control is arguably better than Grand Theft Auto V, where driving has a better feel here, with more heft and better variation when you drive different vehicles across the city. Across four districts, you're soon flying helicopters and arranging dates to build up your reputation across the city. You control Eastern European war veteran Nico Bellic this time, where you're on a mission to help your family and friends by working with the local Mafia. The first in the 'high-definition' series, its purpose was to remake Liberty City, the location from the third game, into this wide-sprawling city. While many are waiting to hear about a Grand Theft Auto VI, the fourth entry is one that gets overlooked the most from the series. However, if you have a Mac with the M1 Pro or Max chip, you will be able to run the game on its highest settings with no issues.Įverything runs as expected, and over the holidays, it's a great game to lose yourself in. On the M1 Macs, you can easily run the game at a 1440x900 resolution at medium settings and have a great time. The story, while confusing, is made up of the amount that you can do during a mission, You can drop in or be picked up in certain areas, and complete the tasks in different ways.
While there are rumors pertaining to this day of the final game being unfinished, due to a missing chapter at the end, that doesn't make the game feel any less fun. Released in two parts - Ground Zeroes and Phantom Pain that are available on Steam (opens in new tab), you control Big Boss, or Phantom Snake as he's called here, where you need to infiltrate certain bases to rescue or recruit crew members to build out an army at a base called Outer Heaven. To date, an entry from the Metal Gear series has not seen a release on the Mac, but thanks to Parallels, you can play the fifth game with little issues.
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