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Is Nine Sols available on Mac?

Yes, playable on Mac. Nine Sols runs natively on macOS, including Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) Macs.

Nine Sols Mac specs at a glance

Mac compatibilityYes, playable on Mac
How it runsNative
Steam reviews94% positive (44,169 reviews)
Time to beat~27 hours (average playthrough)
GenreAction

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What does this mean?

Native means there's an official macOS version built to run directly on Apple Silicon, with no extra software needed. Compatibility is verified against Steam and community sources. Learn how Mac game compatibility works →

Will Nine Sols run on your Mac?

Yes, it runs natively

Built for Apple Silicon, nothing extra to install.

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Minimum Mac requirements for Nine Sols

OSmacOS 10.13
ProcessorM1 Air
Memory8 GB RAM
GraphicsM1
Storage15 GB available space

Source: the minimum macOS specs listed on Steam. If your Mac meets or beats these, Nine Sols should run.

How to play Nine Sols on Mac

Good news: Nine Sols has a native macOS version, so there's nothing extra to install or configure.

  1. Get the game. Nine Sols is sold on Steam. Buy and download it there. Some Apple Silicon ports are also on the Mac App Store.
  2. Install and launch. It's built for Apple Silicon, so it runs directly on M1/M2/M3/M4 Macs at full native speed, with no translation layer, no Windows, and no workarounds.
  3. Play. Open it from your Applications folder or Steam library and you're in.

Common questions about Nine Sols on Mac

Is Nine Sols available on Mac?

Yes. Nine Sols runs natively on macOS, including Apple Silicon (M1/M2/M3/M4) Macs.

How do I play Nine Sols on Mac?

Good news: Nine Sols has a native macOS version, so there's nothing extra to install or configure.

How long does Nine Sols take to beat?

Nine Sols takes about 27 hours to beat (average playthrough).

What are the minimum Mac requirements for Nine Sols?

Nine Sols lists a minimum of macOS 10.13, M1 Air, 8 GB RAM on Steam. If your Mac meets or beats those, it should run.