In the late 1990s and early 2000s, I bought quite a few games for Mac, such as Quake III Arena, RTCW, and the Unreal and Unreal Tournament series.Ehhh. That’s true of every platform except perhaps PC and even then not really. If I want to play Astrobot, I need a PS5. Windows doesn’t have it. if I want a Zelda game, I need a Switch. Let’s not pretend any single platform has all the games. Yes the Mac has fewer games than PC, PS etc. it’s also undeniable that the situation is better than it was, which is all people are saying
People love to suck the joy out of everything if they personally don’t like it. They think it’s reality when it’s often their bias.
Now, I find it difficult to find anything I want to play but I have a Steam Deck and a Windows 11 laptop computer, along with an M1 MacBook Air.
Many of the games I would like to play are only for Windows, but from time-to-time, one more of my games on Steam gets a Mac version. It's unrealistic to hope for all of them to have a Mac version, but I still hope.
Games like Lies of P and Shadow of the Tomb Raider are the exceptions.
Lately, I'm seeing sequels to games on Mac turn into huge, hulking processor-killing monsters that need the biggest hardware just to do as well as they will on my Steam Deck. I'm not expecting my M1 MacBook Air to play everything, but so many seem to want the Pro to be the minimum with the Max or Ultra hardware to be acceptable.