There are lots of Intel macs with good GPU's, but most of the base consumer models didn't. (Macbook pro has reasonable Radeon graphics, Mac pro even better but

There are lots of Intel macs with good GPU's, but most of the base consumer models didn't. (Macbook pro has reasonable Radeon graphics, Mac pro even better but that's a lot of money to play games and beside that some games are broken on Xeon CPU's). There are lots of simple games in the App store, some ported from iOS, some indie games built on generic engines (Unity etc). The problem was Mac titles have to be continuously supported. Apple killed compatibility with older 32-bit games with Catalina which decimated my Steam library. I presume that's one of the reasons developers are not exactly flocking to mac en masse...