This is easily noticeable on a game's store page when there are icons for multiple different platforms above the "Add to Cart" button. If an app you buy on Steam supports Steam Play then you automatically get access to the different platform-specific versions of it if/when they exist. Without any hardware details, though, it's difficult to say what might be wrong. That being said, if the game is running poorly on your PC, there is probably something wrong with the way you have your computer configured. Steam Cloud is automatic you do not need to take any extra steps to transfer your saved game. This will allow you to transfer saved games between computers (which will usually - but not always! - include transferring games between Windows and Mac versions). Many Steam games, including Slime Rancher, support Steam Cloud. The fact that the game is running is proof positive that you got the right one. Second: Mac games will not run at all on a Windows system.
(There is no way to download a different version, even on purpose.) Windows, Mac, and Linux versions of games are not sold separately - if a game is available for multiple platforms, you will get access to all versions, and you will always download the version for whatever operating system you are running. My suspicion is that it is because I downloaded a Mac version, and I need to buy the PC version for it to work.įirst: When you purchase a game on Steam, you automatically get access to all available versions of the game.
When I try to play it on my new PC, it is very, very slow.
I downloaded "Slime Rancher" on Steam on a Mac computer.
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