It’s been a long time since Kuro Games announced that Wuthering Waves would soon become featured on devices launching Mac OS. This would make the first mainstream Gacha game to offer playing on the Apple operating system. Recently, during a special show of version 2.1, the developer confirmed the date of the Mac version of the title to be March 27, 2025.
Read further to find out more about the details and announcements that Kuro Games have made during Wuthering Waves 2.1 Livestream.
Wuthering waves that were supposed to let go to Mac devices during March
Wuthering Waves is the latest RPG (role game) from Kuro Games and has gained significant recognition in Gacha Games community. It is immensely popular and has a wide base of players that approach the game on various main platforms, such as Android, IOS, Windows and PlayStation 5.
The developer seems to constantly increase the number of platforms that their latest title is available, and their latest goal is the players using Apple devices, which are performed on the Mac operating system. This is the first time that the leading Gacha Gaca Games will be available on the aforementioned OS.
While the inevitable arrival Wuthering waves on the MAC were posted on WWDC -uu June 2024Since then, new information has not emerged in this regard. However, this has changed with the latest version 2.1 Special Broadcast Livestream, which premiered on February 7, 2025.
During Livestream, Kuro Games gave several major announcements and confirmed that the MAC version of a very popular RPG will be published around the world March 27, 2025. Following that, players on Apple computers can enjoy the title without demanding them change their axis.
Not much has been revealed of this writing about the Mac game version. Details that cover important information such as the system requirement, free space requirements and more will soon be published.
For more information and updates, follow Sportskeda Wuthering Waves Hub.
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