Ars Technica reports that a new port of Age of Empires II: Definitive Edition has invaded macOS. The publication describes the port as 'respectable,' indicating a positive reception for the game's arrival on the Apple operating system.
According to the report, the technical performance of the port seems solid. This suggests that the game runs effectively on macOS hardware, providing a stable experience for strategy game enthusiasts. Additionally, the port is fully featured regarding its content offerings. The report confirms that all previously released downloadable content (DLC) is supported within this version of the game.
Despite the strong performance and content support, there is a notable limitation for the player base. The article highlights that, sadly, there is no crossplay functionality included. This means that players on macOS are unable to engage in multiplayer matches with users on other platforms where the game is available.
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