That was enough for me to be able to get AoE2 up and running.
Copy from that directory the DLL -> d3dx9_43.dll to the directory where Launcher.exe is. In the Launcher.exe directory you will find D3D9_DLLBACKUP directory. Luis Reid noted that there may be texture problems, while I didn’t have this issue, he did, and solved it by: Maybe? Step Seven - Solve the Texture Problem. exe files there, one called launcher.exe and the other called AoK HD.exe
In Finder you can press Cmd+Shift+G and paste that line in. It should be something like: ~/Library/PlayOnMac/wineprefix/Steam/drive_c/Program\ Files\ \(x86\)/Steam/steamapps/common/Age2HD This took a long time to download for me… might just be me? Step Six - Adjust AoE’s launcher.exeįind where Age of Empires has installed on your hard drive. You can download it through the miniview. Step Five - Install Age of Empires 2Īs you purchased AoE in step 1, AoE will be in your game list. This should get Steam going, double click on Steam to start it up. In display, set the Video memory size to be 1024 In Wine configuration, set the Windows Version to be Windows 7 Under Arguments, set: wine steam.exe -no-browser +open steam://open/minigameslist Select Steam in PlayOnMac, and then click configure. There is something interesting in steam so that while it’ll boot out of the box, nothing appears in it’s webviews, you just get a black void where there should be content. Step Four - Tweak Steam start up settings In PlayOnMac click the install button and search for Steam. You need to install the windows variant of Steam to enable you to download the Windows version of Age of Empires. Step Three - Install Steam through PlayOnMac
Open up PlayOnMac and jump through it’s set up process. Otherwise, head over to and download the dmg and copy it across to your applications folder. If you have homebrew installed that’s as simple as brew install playonmac From there you’ll be able to purchase AoE, but not install it. I already had AoE HD edition purchased, if you already purchased AoE2, jump straight to step 2.Ĭreate a Steam account, and install Steam on MacOS. These steps are modified from this gist which went out of date with Catalina. My setup is a 2017 Macbook Pro running Big Sur, playing Age of Empires 2 HD (not the newer definitive edition)… This will almost certainly not work with the new Apple hardware on Apple Silicon. As with all technical blog posts as the technology gets updated things will break - this post will probably become out of date very quickly.
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