raymondchins/Bridgeplay

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Plays inside Mac Steam	Windows games sit in your Mac Steam library and start with Play. They run in Wine under Rosetta 2.
DirectX 12 on Metal	Apple's D3DMetal runs DirectX 11 and 12 on your Mac's GPU.
DLSS, answered by MetalFX	Games on D3DMetal see an NVIDIA card by default, so DLSS shows up. Apple's toolkit runs it on MetalFX.
Frame generation (experimental)	Up to 3× displayed frames, with a little added latency. Off by default; turn it on per game.
Any controller	DualSense, Xbox, GameSir and more, with no mapping screen.
Full Retina, one switch away	Off by default because it's slower. Turn on High Resolution to draw at your display's real resolution.
Guided install	A Setup Assistant walks you through Rosetta, Steam and permissions.

Game	Launch settings
Resident Evil Requiem	D3DMetal · DLSS → MetalFX · DLSS Frame Gen (experimental) · Retina · V-Sync forced
Marvel's Spider-Man 2	D3DMetal · Retina · MSync
007 First Light	D3DMetal · DLSS → MetalFX · DLSS Frame Gen (experimental) · Retina


Mac	Apple Silicon, M1 or later. Intel Macs are not supported.
macOS	26 or later (macOS version guide)
Steam	A Steam account. Windows games install from Steam as usual.
Download	About 530 MB, most of it the engine the Setup Assistant fetches. Installing Rosetta 2 and Steam, and signing in to Steam, need internet.

What it does