World of Warcraft tells the story of the conflict between the Alliance and the Horde. We’ll share real-world benchmarks on M1 and Intel machines below. On top of being among the first developers to support Apple’s then-new Metal graphics API (which made the game 61% faster compared to its OpenGL version), it was also one of the first to support M1s natively.īottom line: WoW runs extremely smoothly on modern Macs, including MacBook Airs and Mac Minis. It is worth mentioning that Blizzard has always delivered stellar Mac support for World of Warcraft (too bad that can’t be said for Overwatch). In fact, World of Warcraft is one of the few AAA games that support M1 Macs with a native ARM Apple Silicon version. The platforming is punctuated with exhilarating boss battles which will test the son of Odin.Įach realm features a set of almighty adversaries who want to stop Thor on his way to becoming a true god.You can absolutely play World of Warcraft on your Mac, and that includes Intel and M1 Models. Starting as a relatively simple platformer, Tiny Thor unfolds along the way, as you unlock all kinds of abilities that you dreamed of having back in the day. It features true 16-bit pixel art from Henk Nieborg and an original soundtrack by Chris Hülsbeck. Tiny Thor will feel familiar to retro fans, but also unique in its own ways. The hammer can be freely aimed and bounces off surfaces and enemies, enabling all kinds of trick shots.
“It’s your birthday Thor! Now take Mjölnir, the hammer that never misses its target!” -OdinĮverything has been carefully designed around this premise. It offers tight controls, fast-paced action and an experience tinged with nostalgia. Tiny Thor features 16-bit graphics and gameplay centered around using Mjölnir, leading our Norse hero through challenging levels filled with all kinds of obstacles.
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