Frustrated. I bought it and it doesn't work on a Mac.

[morzymorbor]

The title says it all.
It seems like I've just had a long stream of bad luck with games so far:
after collecting 5 years worth of Sims 2 and 3 games, all of a sudden they don't work on my desktop (that really can't connect to the internet because the connection's so bad in there) because it needs internet to download some stupid patches and won't work unless they're on there;
the LA Noire and GTA IV I bought for cheap with a gift card don't work on any computer I have no matter what because they require some weird application;
and now FNAF doesn't work on a Mac YET it works on an iPad (I don't have one, but it was agonizing and frustrating to watch my friends play it on their iPads their parents bought them when it doesn't work on the Macbook Pro I bought myself after working my butt off =_=)


Someone PLEASE tell me it will be available for Macs soon.
I sent the creators a long email about this too, but I seriously doubt they might answer.

[Zumb]

Well.. since the engine that FNAF is made in doesn't support Mac (YET, there should be one coming out.. not sure when) there's no way he can do it, you could use something like Wineglass I think it's called to emulate Windows and run FNAF through that though.

[Sikobae]

Yeah, it says on the store page that it's for Windows only, you blindf**k.

http://i797.photobucket.com/albums/yy251/XenoSpyro/waterfox2015-01-1801-50-37-05.jpg

[Miso Strange]

THATS UR FAQEN FAULT M8! SHOULD'VE GONE TO SPEKSAVERS, SHOULDN'TA BOUGHT A MAC AND SHOULD'VE GONE TO DELL!!!!!

[Rise]

Not sure how effective it would be, and it could take a bit of work, but you could give this a try: http://www.reddit.com/r/fivenightsatfreddys/comments/2nqxdl/how_to_play_fnaf_1_2_on_a_mac/

If you use Mac or Linux, always check if the game supports your OS before you purchase it on Steam.

[Mutated Plush]

Originally posted by Telekinetic Ninja:

Not sure how effective it would be, and it could take a bit of work, but you could give this a try: http://www.reddit.com/r/fivenightsatfreddys/comments/2nqxdl/how_to_play_fnaf_1_2_on_a_mac/

If you use Mac or Linux, always check if the game supports your OS before you purchase it on Steam.

Not to mention there's an option for games that support your OS to appear on the store, and leave the ones that don't out.

[Nocona]

Windows is better at everything, really.

[morzymorbor]

Thanks TNinja and Tom for suggesting it; I'll go ahead and use it for the game.

Also Sikobae, you have way too much time on your hands to have screenshot and edited a picture to further prove your point.