Steam - Error - 32-Bit Apps not supported? Please help!

[Wizzy]

Downloaded brawlhalla and it works great on my phone however when downloading it to my mac using steam, it wont let me open it stating 32 bit apps are no longer supported in mac os 10.15...Well I am on 11.0.1

Any input to this and how to fix it would be appreciated!

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Any MAC OS version at or "above" Catalina can no longer run 32-bit programs.

11.0.1 > 10.15

[76561198984116909]

newer computers dont run a bunch of games on steam

[Wizzy]

Well I am running wineskin and I am running a few 32 bit programs. However anything in steam just wont run. Do you think steam will update and allow those to be run again even though 32 bit isnt support by mac osx?

[cSg|mc-Hotsauce]

Dualboot into Windows.

[Hallux]

Wizzy eredeti hozzászólása:

Well I am running wineskin and I am running a few 32 bit programs. However anything in steam just wont run. Do you think steam will update and allow those to be run again even though 32 bit isnt support by mac osx?

Wine re-packages Windows apps to run on Mac. Native Mac apps must be 64-bit. Steam won't be updating the apps unless the developers do.

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OLEG

[navrc]

fsf

[zoots]

so... there's no way to play my 32-bit games anymore? I found that if they were already downloaded to my Mac before the update it functions the same and doesn't have any trouble opening (Undertale does at least), But there are games I would like to play that are 32-bit. No luck for me or can anything be done to fix this?
thanks a lot Apple

[Night]

dirtybutter eredeti hozzászólása:

so... there's no way to play my 32-bit games anymore? I found that if they were already downloaded to my Mac before the update it functions the same and doesn't have any trouble opening (Undertale does at least), But there are games I would like to play that are 32-bit. No luck for me or can anything be done to fix this?
thanks a lot Apple

Revert to an older version of mac that was released before Catalina (like Mojave 10.14 for example)

Or use BootCamp, which might be a more difficult process.