Drop a game folder into ExeDock and the compatibility environment is set up for you. Can’t read the dialogue? Translate it in the game. No virtual machine, no Wine setup.
Free · macOS 14.0 or later · Apple silicon · Version 0.2.1

Made for Apple silicon Macs. Each game gets its own environment, and your saves stay where they are.
Wine, NW.js and graphics layers download the first time they’re needed, then get reused.
RPG Maker dialogue is translated directly; other games can use screen translation — all on your Mac.
For games we’ve tested, apply settings with working picture and sound in one click.
DXVK built in, plus Apple’s D3DMetal (bring your own) for smoother 3D games.
Games and saves never leave your Mac. Anonymous play info can be turned off anytime.
In RPG Maker MV/MZ games, dialogue, choices and character names are translated and shown in the game’s own message window. Translated lines are remembered for next time.
ExeDock detects the game engine and picks a suitable way to launch it.
ExeDock recognizes the engine and executable. Your game is never moved.
Use the officially tested setting when there is one, or try the modes in order.
The first launch prepares the environment; after that it’s one click.

Every game here was tested with ExeDock, and the app applies the recommended setting for you.
Recommendations are coming soon.
ExeDock is a free game launcher for Mac that runs Windows games on Apple silicon Macs and sets up compatibility environments such as Wine and NW.js automatically.
ExeDock is free. Some recommended games include store links; if you buy through them we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
A Mac with Apple silicon (M1 or later) running macOS 14 or later.
RPG Maker MV/MZ, TyranoScript, NW.js, Unity, Unreal Engine and other Windows games. The recommended list shows tested games, and support keeps growing.
For RPG Maker MV/MZ, turn on “Translate game text” to translate dialogue directly; for other games use “Translate current screen”. Translation uses macOS’s built-in translation on your Mac.
No. Games, saves and screen content stay on your Mac. With anonymous play info on, only data such as the compatibility mode and play time is sent, and you can turn it off in Settings.