Valve has officially announced that it will end Steam support for macOS High Sierra and macOS Mojave starting in 2024. This change will affect all players who have 32-bit games installed on their Mac computers. and implies that the video game platform will no longer receive updates and technical support.

Steam is currently one of the most important video game platforms in the industry.. Through the platform, you can download any game that is not available on the App Store for Mac, such as Fortnite, Minecraft, Counter Strike or World of Warcraft.

Steam will not offer support for macOS High Sierra and macOS Mojave in 2024

Valve announced via its technical support website that it will stop offering support for macOS 10.13 (High Sierra) and macOS 10.14 (Mojave). The changes will come into force from February 15, 2024. Starting today, the platform will stop receiving updates for these two Mac operating systems.

“Steam Support will not be able to provide technical support to users for issues with older operating systems, and Steam cannot guarantee Steam functionality on unsupported operating system versions.”

macOS Mojave 10.14 was the last version of the Mac to support 32-bit games. Apple has decided to stop supporting these apps with macOS Sonoma. So, starting from February 2024, all 32-bit games will stop working.

Additionally, Steam recommends updating to macOS Sonoma. Avoid possible system vulnerabilities It causes credential theft and poor performance in gaming experience.

How to update to macOS Sonoma

Apple recently released a new software update for macOS Sonoma 14.1.2 that fixes bugs and introduces multiple stability improvements. If you want to refresh your old operating system, follow these steps:

• Click on the menu Apple In the upper-right corner of the screen on your Mac.
• Click later System settings.
• Then go to the section General.
• Finally press Software update.

Mac models supported by macOS Sonoma

Here is a list of Mac computers compatible with the latest macOS software update:

• iMac 2019 and later
• Mac Pro 2019 and later
• 2017 iMacPro
• Mac Studio 2022 and above
• MacBook Air 2018 and later
• 2018 and later Mac mini
• MacBook Pro 2018 and later