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Can you play Stray on Mac?

Works

Yes. Stray has a Mac version, so Sommelier installs that one: no Wine, no setup.

Last checked · Source: Sommelier ratings, Steam Deck and anti-cheat data

Stray cover

Why Stray is rated “Works”

The developers ship Stray for Mac. When you install it through Sommelier, the Mac build goes in instead of the Windows one, so there is no Windows layer in between and nothing to translate while you play.

No anti-cheat is listed for the game, so nothing of that kind is known to block it.

  • Mac versionYes, native
  • Single-playerYes
  • Anti-cheatNone listed
  • Windows build usesDirectX 12
  • Steam Deck ratingVerified

Which Mac can run Stray?

How it runsNative Mac build
No Wine involved.
macOS15 or later
Sommelier needs macOS 15.
Disk space10 GB

Where to get Stray

  • Steam
  • DeveloperBlueTwelve Studio
  • Released2022
  • Download size10 GB

Sommelier installs the game from your own library. You buy it in the store as usual; Sommelier does not sell games. See it on Steam

Where this rating comes from

  • Steam Deck ratingVerified
  • Last checkedOctober 24, 2026

Ratings combine Valve’s Steam Deck rating, anti-cheat data and our own checks. When the facts change, the status here follows.

Questions about Stray on Mac

Do I need Windows to play Stray on Mac?

No. Sommelier installs the Mac version of the game, so Windows is not involved at all.

Does online play work in Stray on Mac?

No anti-cheat that blocks Macs is listed for Stray, so nothing of that kind is known to stand in the way. Whether a given online feature works also depends on the game’s own servers.

Does Stray run on an Intel Mac?

It depends on how the developer built the Mac version. Sommelier checks that before you install and tells you.

Can I use a controller with Stray on Mac?

Yes. macOS supports Xbox and DualSense controllers over Bluetooth or USB. Whether Stray has full controller support is shown on its store page.

Play Stray on your Mac

Sommelier is a free app that tells you before you download whether a game will run, and sets it up for you.