I just want to play Poppy Playtime and can't and I'm on a MAC Book Pro!

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So, I just am wanting to reach out for help with getting to play this game on my Mac Book. Anyone with anykind of help, advice or idea's please help!!!! I just bought the game and now it is saying i can't download and install it. Can anyone offer a way on howI can play this game on Mac Book's?

[my new friend]

Use Wine or Bootcamp. Something like that to play Windows games.

[DeLoreanLover99]

doesnt boot camp cost money my new friend

[Cathulhu]

No, it does not. Never has.

[Rogarth]

Sure it does, because you have to buy Windows. Wine is free though.

[Cathulhu]

A Windows license is optional and Bootcamp itself is free. Do not spread misinformation.

[titan826tj]

The problem with Wine is it doesn't work on newer MacOS versions because it's still 32-bit (as far as I'm aware) Bootcamp could work, or you could try Parallels. Hope this helps.

[Beetroot Bertie]

You might also wish to try the unofficial wineskin winery, or porting kit...

https://github.com/Gcenx/WineskinServer

https://www.portingkit.com/

[Da Gnome]

Doesn't work on Crossover Tho

[Dante]

[Rogarth]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Cathulhu:

A Windows license is optional and Bootcamp itself is free. Do not spread misinformation.

It's not misinformation, Windows licenses are not free. Unless you're advocating piracy? I sure hope not.

Opprinnelig skrevet av titan826tj:

The problem with Wine is it doesn't work on newer MacOS versions because it's still 32-bit (as far as I'm aware) Bootcamp could work, or you could try Parallels. Hope this helps.

Wine has been 64-bit for ages and works on newer Macs just fine. You can even run 32-bit Windows games on 64-bit Wine through some wizardry, though apparently that has performance issues on MX Macs.

[Cathulhu]

Opprinnelig skrevet av Rogarth:

Opprinnelig skrevet av Cathulhu:

A Windows license is optional and Bootcamp itself is free. Do not spread misinformation.

It's not misinformation, Windows licenses are not free. Unless you're advocating piracy? I sure hope not.

Of course i'm not. But you can install and use Windows without a license. With a few limitations though.
You can download Windows ISOs for free from the Microsoft homepage.