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Supporting games on Mac is a huge hassle for developers for several reasons. It is painfully annoying to compile any MacOS application without actually having
by vablings 11mo ago
Supporting games on Mac is a huge hassle for developers for several reasons.
It is painfully annoying to compile any MacOS application without actually having a machine with Xcode installed. The server solutions you can get a hold of are bad because apple will not sell any rack mounted servers to the public and the machines they do sell are restricted to a max of two instances of OSX virtualized.
Your best bet is to rent a Mac server from one of these providers who just hoarde mac minis and throw them in custom datacenter racks