GameSir's New GameHub App Aims To Turn Your Mac Into A Steam Gaming PC

It’s tough being a gamer entrenched in the Apple ecosystem. The company has failed to reach its own lofty goals of becoming a legitimate gaming platform. Even after releasing the Game Porting Toolkit, which eases the workflow for porting games over from Windows, Apple hasn’t gotten developers to fully commit to making games readily available for the Mac. Accessory maker GameSir, however, may come to the rescue.

In a post on social media platform X, GameSir shared that “Your Mac is now a gaming PC. Introducing GameHub for Mac. Unlock your entire Steam library.” Unfortunately, the company didn’t share much information beyond  a graphic of GameHub’s “proprietary AI frame interpolation” that will enable players to “enjoy AAA titles smoothly.” Some of the other supposed settings include super resolution, various V-sync modes, and graphics preference to choose between performance, balanced and quality modes.


GameSir already offers its GameHub software on Android, which it describes as a “versatile gaming platform that supports PC emulators, cloud gaming, and game streaming. It allows users to play games using controllers or touch controls, providing flexibility for all gaming preferences.” Judging by user reviews, however, it seems as if there are still some kinks to work out, so Apple fans should level-set their expectations.

It will be interesting to see if the Mac version of GameHub is similar to the Android version or if GameSir developed something new, from the ground up. If it can implement the Gaming Port Toolkit in a novel way that makes Windows only games actually play well on MacOS -- which should be possible if current developments on Linux are any indicator -- then it may have a winner on its hands.