Openness? Maybe not, given Apple’s predilection for locking up hardware (the iPhone and iPod), application banning (Google Voice, Adobe Flash), and vigorous patent litigating. Valve president Gabe Newell chimed in, praising the Mac platform and claiming “this is the beginning of a groundswell of games coming out for and fully utilizing the openness and power of the Mac.” Windows gamers who’ve bought Civilization IV: The Complete Edition, for instance, should already own the Mac version, gratis. The current 57 highlight Steam Play, Valve’s way of referring to their buy-once, get-all-platforms-free policy. With apps for the Web, Mac, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android, Copy is about as cross-platform a service as youll find, which should see it cater for a myriad of. The initial games list seems substantial enough-see here for all 57-and Valve promises “a new group of games highlighting an area of Steam functionality” will be released each Wednesday. It’ll be your task to make sure that your colony survives and fortified enough to last but to build your army to acquire precious resources in this zombie infested land. Once that’s installed, you’ll still have about 33MB to pull down automatically. They are Billions gameplay They are Billions puts you into its post-apocalyptic zombie steampunk world where you handle the last remaining survivors of the Earth.
The client DMG file’s about 2.7MB, but it may take awhile to grab (it took me nearly 10 minutes) due to preliminary demand.
