P Society is developing the native Apple M chip Mac version of "Victoria 3"

Thank CTOnews.com netizens Baidi Liuye for the clue delivery! According to CTOnews.com on January 26, the historical strategy game Victoria 3 of the P Society was officially released on October 25, 2022, but only for x86 platforms.

According to official sources, P is developing a native Apple M-chip version of Victoria 3, but is not sure when it will go on sale.

Mac users of Apple's M-series chip can use Rosetta to translate and run Victoria 3, and officials will work on native support for M1 after the game is released, but unfortunately can't give a date when it will be ready, according to P News Agency staff.

In addition, the Mac version of Victoria 3 uses MoltenVK technology to support Vulkan, which can improve game performance.

CTOnews.com learned that "Victoria 3" is an orthodox sequel to the "Victoria" strategy game series. Players can choose to control and lead a country from 1836 to 1936 to guide the country's industrialization, political reform, military occupation, etc., which is exclusively available on the Steam platform, priced at 218yuan and valued at 298yuan, in support of Chinese.