We from the Porting Kit Team will purchase an Mac Mini M1 Silicon Mac to test the games as well. Games may “Lag” and Codeweavers is working on finetuning the process. If we read the report of Codeweavers, then it looks very promising, but not everything is “Alleluia” yet. About the performance of the games on these Macs with M1 chips, we still need to test thoroughly, we do not know how every game will react on it using the Rosetta 2 emulation built into Big Sur.
Due to some issues with the Basic WS11Wine20.0.0 Engines at crossover itself, we haven’t created an CX20 engine yet for the Porting Kit but WS11WineCX20.0.2 will be created for sure if not only for the Apple M1 Silicon Macs. So if you have the 11.1 Beta, then only the WS11WineCX20.0.2 or higher engine is required. What we do know is that Crossover will support it and while we are using the open source engines of it, it will work on Porting Kit too, but only with Big Sur 11.1. How everything will work on these chips still needs be tested. The answer is “no” at the moment, and “yes” in the near future with the coming WS11WineCX20.0.2 Engine and Big Sur 11.1 (read 11.1 and not the active 11.0.1).
However! The raising question is, will Porting Kit and the games work these Macs with Apple M1 chip? So many people bought these Macs because of their performance and other benefits. Last week Apple released their new line with Mac’s with the new M1 chips and since last week available in the Apple Store/Mac resellers. This post will clear up some clouds about the recently developed situation with Apple Silicon (Macs with a M1 Chip/Non-intel).
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