Day of Defeat Source guns its way to Mac

MCV Staff 13th July 2010 Business News

The ever-increasing number of Valve games made playable on Mac has been bolstered by another new title – Day of Defeat Source.

Players who already own the PC game can download the Mac version for free via digital game service Steam. Developer Valve has also enabled cross-platform multiplayer which means both PC and Mac gamers can play each other online.

Day of Defeat Source was originally released for PC in 2005 – up until now Mac owners haven’t been able to play it. It joins other Valve games ported over to Mac including Portal, Team Fortress 2, Half-Life 2 and Counter Strike Source.

The title is an online multiplayer FPS set in World War II that uses Half-Life 2’s famous Source game engine. Players can download it via Steam now for 5.99.

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