Minecraft is this gaming generation’s Tetris.
It’s simple in design philosophy and art style—albeit with an incredible and nearly limitless well of depth.
It’s the top-selling game of all time, with over 300...
For digital eons, people have found MacOS simpler, snappier, and more intuitive than Windows.
It’s little wonder that MacOS nearly tripled its desktop market share in the ten years between June 2013 and June...
For thrill-seekers and adrenaline enthusiasts alike, Rocket League is the ultimate outlet.
This game combines the exhilaration of high-speed car action with the strategic depth of soccer, captivating players with its dynamic...
Embarking on the rich, layered odysseys in the Assassin’s Creed realm is akin to a rousing call to arms for the historical adventurer within us.
Yet, Apple...
The new release of Parallels® Desktop 18 is loaded with innovative new features, but one of my favorites is the dramatically improved game controller connectivity.
Earlier versions of Parallels...
Fear is the mind killer. Bene Gesserit mantra from Dune
I have been anxiously awaiting the game Dune: Spice Wars since it was announced late last year. Dune: Spice Wars is a real-time strategy (RTS) game set...
Guest blog post by Dmitry Geynisman, Product Manager at Parallels
A Guide for playing Windows games on a Mac
I’ve been playing computer games since I was six years old. My cousin...
In what now seems like a lifetime ago, I was a programmer who used (and was a major advocate of) the Prograph programming language. As you can see in Figure 1, Prograph was a visual programming language. The boxes and lines you see in Figure 1 are not an...
As I have detailed in a previous post, many newly released games don’t work well in Parallels® Desktop. (There are several reasons for this that are all explained in that earlier post.) So, it is a real...
The answer is “Probably not…”, but sometimes the answer is “Yes!”
I am frequently asked “will this new game that was released last week run on my Mac using...
