Unit圓D supports the creation of VR applications native to MacOS. There is no SteamVR Home feature and the built in menu (when it works) has no point because there is only one mac native VR game (as i know) called Blobby Tennis. It’s over a year old now and still does not include many of the features the Windows version has enjoyed for years now. SteamVR does have a MacOS Version of its client. But Mac DOES support it, i know because i made my own experiences for it. The XLab demo showcased at the Apple event is no where to be seen and the supposed HTC Valve support for MacOS is not mentioned at all on their website. Big shiny tech media articles shouted with enthusiasm that VR had finally come to MacOS.Ī year later and you’d be forgiving for thinking it was all just a dream. Apple did finally release a new iMac but to my surprise they also demoed support for VR, specifically the Vive Headset. I’m fed up with Apples obsession with shiny health trinkets and Music. This time last year i was waiting for apple to release a new Mac any Mac as a sign of there being continued progress from apple in the desktop market.