This Is Not A Shooter Mac OS
Gridshot is a multiplayer client based FPS game where you and up to 3 friends or random strangers compete against each other in this futuristic grid style map.
There seems to be a lot of confusion on this. If you have an Intel Macbook Air or a 13' Pro, the M1 is a huge upgrade. But no, the M1 is not an upgrade from your $4000 tricked-out 16' Macbook Pro, iMac Pro, etc. Find Shooter games for macOS like Ravenfield (Beta 5), KARLSON, POOM, Anger Foot, Streets of Rogue on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace.
Controls:
- WASD - Moves Player
- Shift - Sprint
- Left Mouse Click - Shoot
- E- Action Key
- Look Around With Mouse
!!! THIS GAME IS IN EARLY ACCESS AND LIKELY WILL CONTAIN BUGS (PRESS C TO GET YOUR MOUSE BACK TO BE ABLE TO FORCE QUIT THE APPLICATION)
(This game is NOT cross platform [i think])
(None of the music used in this game is made by me)
Find Shooter games for macOS like Shot in the Dark, Demonizer, Starblast, Heavy Bullets, Rym 9000 on itch.io, the indie game hosting marketplace. Power Pete is an overhead view 2D shooter developed by Pangea Software and published by Interplay under the MacPlay brand name. It was released in 1995 and packaged with Mac OS 7 on new Macintosh Performa computers.
| Status | In development |
| Platforms | Windows, macOS, HTML5 |
| Rating | |
| Author | ChromaticPrismStudios |
| Genre | Shooter |
| Made with | Unity |
| Tags | First-Person, FPS, free, Futuristic, Low-poly, Minimalist, Multiplayer, multiplayer-fps, Unity |
Install instructions
Make sure to download the appropriate file based on what operating system you have
- Click on the .zip file and extract to a place where you can access the file
- Open the folder you just extracted
- Click Gridshot.exe or Gridshot.app to be able to play this game any time (If you're on windows you may also make a shortcut and move that to your desktop or somewhere else instead of always opening that folder to play every time)
- Enjoy your new game :)
(You may have to click allow or approve multiple times during this process due to this being an application not made by an official developer)
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Hey, I have played with my friend and loved it! I am on Mac and he is on Windows so I can confirm this game IS cross platform.
I think it could be fun if there was anyone else playing, also it would be good if I could turn down the sensitivity because it is extremely high
What Version Is This Os
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