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But also, I tried the demo through Whisky/Steam, and if I recall correctly it played just fine. You may want to try that and see if it works for you. But native Mac support would be preferable, since my Whisky/Steam install is currently broken and I doubt I will buy any PC-only games with that unreliability.
As others noted you could try using Whisky, or sideload Linux then use Wine but that's a pretty big hassle. The current situation around developing and porting to Macs is really unfortunate.
There's surprisingly many games coming to mac lately. My issue is where Apple is mingling with publishers and releases them on AppStore only instead of Steam.
But this game would be great on macs, imho is the kind of games where you can dive into on the go.
I had the same problem on Crossover. I was able to fix it by playing around with the display settings in Crossover (the last option in the control panel for the bottle). Changing the display resolution did not immediately fix the problem, but it allowed me to change the resolution in the in-game graphics setting to another one where there was no cutting-off. Don't know if Whisky has the same option, but it's something to try.
Sort of a self-fulfilling prophecy, isn't it? Mac users don't come to steam as much because the store doesn't sell things for them.