Once you have Steam open you will need to purchase/download BeamNG Drive like you normally would. You will need to click through the prompts and enter personal details when possible, and when you're done Steam will open up. Crossover will say that it's not supported, and while it's true that the game is not supported officially by Crossover, it is supported by the community, and as of now, it does work! After doing this Crossover will automatically install several applications such as Steam and Adobe Flash Player, among others. In the search box that comes up find the "BeamNG" application and press install. Steam and BeamNG Drive won't be there yet in your Crossover windows, but they are in mine because I've already installed them! So to get started, click the "Install a Windows Application" button at the bottom of the window. When you first open up Crossover you should see the screen below. Once you have Crossover installed on your Mac it is fairly simple to install BeamNG Drive, simply follow the instructions below. Crossover costs approximately $60, however you can use it for free for a couple of weeks. To download Crossover visit the developers website and choose the free trial. It is possible, however, to get BeamNG Drive (sort of) working in MacOS using a compatibility utility called Crossover. It is only operable on Windows due to the engine that the application is built on. but I don't know how well that will work.Hello and welcome to this tutorial on how to play BeamNG Drive on your Mac! BeamNG Drive is a game/simulator that does not run natively on OSX or macOS. I don't think it's gonna work too well unless the graphics get a lot less intense some day. More than 2 vehicles though and it will start to struggle with the physics as well. same with adding 2 as you have a dual core. adding a vehicle honestly wouldn't do much to the fps other than the amount of polygons there are to render. but my guess is you won't manage more than 15fps. Anywho, your best bet would be to run windows in bootcamp and run it natively. That is unless integrated intel graphics have improved greatly since the last time I ran them (NFSU anyone?) but I kinda doubt that there is any real power there. The rest would run BeamNG fine, but the graphics will pull your MacBook to its knees. but then I saw he got a MacBook and not a Pro. I was about to come on here and dispel all this "It won't even run it" stuff as I ran BeamNG on my 2010 MacBook Pro for YEARS with no issues.
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