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Get Stable version.
You might want to play around with the Controls to get used to it.
Though I do agree with this, the issue isn't so much getting a mac specifically for games, but that people try to work with what they've got (specifically those who can't afford another computer, or aren't old enough to purchase one)
At least using wine allows mac users to possibly play the demo, but it kinda sucks that the engine for the game just lacks mac compatibility.