90+ fps
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
- D3DMetal
- Retina
- MSync
Apple Silicon · macOS 26
Bridgeplay runs Windows-only Steam games on Apple Silicon, right inside the Steam you already use. Same library. Same Play button.
Now playing
RunningResident Evil Requiem
90fps
M5 Max · Medium–High · MetalFX and frame generation
Frame generation · experimental, off until you ask
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
In your Steam library
007 First Light
In your Steam library
Developer tests on an M5 Max MacBook Pro
90+
fps on the three featured games
21
Windows games in the library sketch
DX 12
on Metal, through D3DMetal
Illustration of the real readout. Gameplay stays on each game’s Steam page.
Developer tests on an M5 Max MacBook Pro with Game Porting Toolkit 4.0 beta 3. Settings come from each game’s launch log.
90+ fps
90+ fps
90+ fps
Also running on the same setup
Most games with kernel-level anti-cheat will not run. Names are trademarks of their owners.
Same library
No bottles. No second launcher. Windows games sit in the Steam library you already use, and you start them with Play, like any Mac game.
Windows games · 21
SteamResident Evil Requiem
Runs with Bridgeplay
Marvel’s Spider-Man 2
Last played today
007 First Light
Last played today
TEKKEN 8
Windows build
The Last of Us Part I
Windows build
Everything a Windows game needs on a Mac, already wired into Steam.
Built by Raymond Chin · Jakarta · on NotProton
Windows games sit in the library you already have and start with Play. They run in Wine under Rosetta 2.
Apple’s D3DMetal runs DirectX 11 and 12 on your Mac’s GPU. The game keeps speaking DirectX.
Games on D3DMetal see an NVIDIA card by default, so DLSS shows up. Apple’s toolkit runs it on MetalFX.
Up to 3× displayed frames, with a little added latency. Off by default. Turn it on per game.
DualSense, Xbox, GameSir and more. No mapping screen between you and the game.
Off by default, because it is slower. High Resolution draws at your display’s real pixels.
Setup
The installer is under 1 MB. It fetches Bridgeplay, Apple’s graphics, the engine, and Steam. You sign in once and confirm a couple of ordinary macOS prompts.
01
A small file. The engine and graphics, about 570 MB, arrive while it installs.
02
Allow it once in Privacy & Security. The download’s read-me shows where.
03
Mac, Rosetta, graphics, then Steam. Pick a Windows game and press Play.
Bridgeplay Setup
The real steps, in order
Your Mac
Apple Silicon
Rosetta
Installed
Graphics
GPT 4.0 beta 3
Steam
Sign in
Set up
Ready to play
Same library. Same Play button. Requires Apple Silicon and macOS 26 or later.
When you close a game, Bridgeplay asks once how it ran: Smooth, Has issues, or Didn’t run.