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Can you play The Crew Motorfest on a Mac?

Won't runUpdated

Short answer: Probably not — The Crew Motorfest uses BattlEye, which needs a Windows kernel driver that no Wine-based tool can load. Untested, but the anti-cheat decides this one.

What we know

Steam lists The Crew Motorfest for Windows only. Its requirements name GPUs but no DirectX version. Either way, the anti-cheat decides this one, not the graphics layer.

Steam's store page lists BattlEye as third-party DRM, and the game requires a Ubisoft account. BattlEye runs as a Windows kernel-mode driver. AreWeAntiCheatYet lists The Crew Motorfest as supported on Linux/Proton — encouraging, since Proton is built on Wine like Grapple, but whether that carries over to Wine on macOS is exactly what a test has to show.

Grapple settings

Nothing verified yet. Where to start, based on its DirectX version (in the app, the same options are in the game's settings):

  • To see frame rates, turn on the Metal HUD: grapple set Steam hud on

Heads-up: this game uses BattlEye. Anti-cheat support can differ between Linux and macOS, so treat online play as unverified until someone has run it.

Test record

None yet.

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FAQ

Can I play The Crew Motorfest on a Mac?

Won't run, but nobody has tested it with Grapple yet. That's what the game's published facts suggest, not a result. The page changes to Works once players report it working.

What might stop The Crew Motorfest from working?

It uses BattlEye. The developer enabled it for Linux/Proton, but we know of nothing equivalent for Wine on macOS, so treat online play as unverified.

Is there a Mac version of The Crew Motorfest?

Steam doesn't offer a macOS build of The Crew Motorfest; it's listed for Windows only.

Sources

Every factual claim on this page comes from these. Spotted something out of date? Let us know.

  1. Steam store page — system requirements, supported platforms and DRM/anti-cheat notices (checked 28 September 2026)
  2. AreWeAntiCheatYet — The Crew Motorfest, listed as "Supported" on Linux/Proton (checked 28 September 2026)
  3. Wikipedia — BattlEye (checked 21 September 2026)

Try The Crew Motorfest yourself

Grapple's Free plan runs one game, forever, so you can find out on your own Mac without paying. Then tell us how it went with the buttons above, so the next player knows.

The Crew Motorfest is a trademark of its owner and is named here only to identify the game. Grapple isn't affiliated with or endorsed by Ubisoft Ivory Tower.