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If you have a Steam bottle in crossover then you should be able to download windows-only version of games through Steam running via that - successfully running them well might be a bit hit and miss though.
Here's a video guide to setting up Steam in Crossover (the installing Steam bit starts at 2:09):
https://youtu.be/HBnJmp58hn8
Thanks so much for responding - as mentioned I'm a bit new and a bit clueless to Crossover and so even your no doubt simple question has left me wondering... On the mac, if I open Steam it appears within a Crossover window, alongside "Steam Support centre" and "Run command" both of which have icons. You know what, I'm gonna leave this. It's running okayish on my son's windows laptop, I just thought it'd be so much better on this laptop - he can make do! As you eluded to, it may not run very smoothly anyway! Thanks again for your help
As mentioned above, I think I will bow out of this Crossover mac conundrum - my laptop offers a lot more than my son's but he'll get by with what he has! Again, your input much appreciated, I thought I was tech savvy but even this relatively simple task has left me wanting...!
@indywiggle - I forgot to add before but if your Mac is an Intel-based model then installing Windows 10 with bootcamp is going to be the best way to run Windows Steam and games on your Mac.
If you've got one with newer Apple Silicon (the M1 range of chips), then that won't work unfortunately due the the differences in the architecture of the chips - that's where using things like Parallels or Crossover or Wine come in (with their own issues of course).