The process involves enabling a Windows-compatible environment on macOS to facilitate the installation of a popular digital distribution platform for video games. This utilizes a compatibility layer, allowing Windows applications to operate on the macOS operating system. The objective is to access and play games designed for Windows, without natively running the Windows OS.
Executing this procedure enables access to a vast library of games and software otherwise unavailable on macOS. It provides a cost-effective alternative to dual-booting or using a virtual machine, preserving system resources while extending the functionality of the macOS environment. This method has gained traction as gaming libraries expand and user desire for cross-platform compatibility increases.
