When I run the game in fullscreen, both in parellels and at 2880x1800 in genuine windows (I have retina mac, so it doesn't run that well in native mac), part of the picture is 'outside' of my screen. So for instance I can't see the 'quit' button in the main menu, because it 'falls out' at the bottom, and when I go into a campaign, I can't press the back button the upper left because it's 'outside' my screen.
Natively it is not made for macOS. You can use built in mac app boot camp to install Windows and then you can use both on your Apple computer. You can just install it in Windows. But careful, if you don’t have very powerful mac it will run poorly. This question has both a long answer and a short answer. The short answer is no. The long answer is that you could theoretically use Bootcamp to sideload Windows 10 onto a partition, then install drivers, then install steam, then Grand Theft Auto. Grand Theft Auto V (in short GTA V) was released in 2013 but PC and MAC users couldn’t play it until April 2015. Title for sureall over the world has been significantly changed. Graphics, audiowell as gameplay was improved and almost every aspect in the game is completely different from versions on 6th generation consoles. Problem running GTA V on parallels So I know that parallels is not the best solution to gaming. However, until GTA V all games that I've run on my macbook pro (2015 15' retina with discreet graphics) have been extremely smooth, even GTA IV which is supposed to be less optimized than V.
Gta 5 Mac Without Bootcamp Pc
Of course, I can just run the game in windowed mode, but I find the top bar distracting.
It's not a big deal, but I was hoping it was something easy for me to fix since I haven't seen anyone else report this.