This means MapleSaga is now installed successfully. When everything completes, you should see this screen on CrossOver Mac: Follow along the setup process:Īfter the installation is completed, uncheck 'Start MapleSaga after finishing installation': The installation will start and the classic Windows-style setup prompt will appear.

Give it a name, like 'XP - MapleSaga', or anything that you want.

Before you proceed to installation, on the tabs at the top, You should now land on the final screen, where it says 'CrossOver is ready to install'.īut, hold. Once you are done, click 'Continue' again on the bottom right. On the bottom left instead,Īfter clicking 'Continue', you should now see this screen:īrowse to the folder that contains the MapleSaga's Windows installer that you have downloaded and select the installer file. We are not going to select any applications here. Start CrossOver Mac, you should see this screen:Ĭlick on 'Install a Windows Application', which lands you to this screen next: Get a copy of Windows installer for MapleSaga from the official site. These are the versions that I have tested to be working: It comes with 14 days of free trial, so you can try it out first before making the purchase. Since CrossOver Mac is a commercial software, yes, you need to pay.

(note: I'm not affiliated with CodeWeavers nor wine.) It features an ability to run 32-bit applications once again on macOS post-Catalina 10.15.

As a commercial company, they ship a proprietary version of wine for macOS, the CrossOver Mac. This used to worked perfectly until Apple made a huge change in macOS Catalina 10.15, which dropped support for 32-bit applications on macOS, thus rendering wine unusable.ĬodeWeavers is a commercial company that employs programmers and engineers who maintain wine. It is also how MapleSaga's official macOS client is packaged. You may have heard of a software called wine, which allows us to run Windows application (like MapleSaga) on top of non-Windows operating system (like macOS). I want to share how I got MapleSaga up and running on my MacBook Pro using CrossOver Mac.

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