Skip to main content

Indie game storeFree gamesFun gamesHorror games
Game developmentAssetsComics
SalesBundles
Jobs
TagsGame Engines
(3 edits)

It seems that some users are using Lovely Composer through emulation on Mac and Linux. (Probably like Wine)

Even the M1 Mac seems to work, so it might be worth trying on your own computer with a free trial version! If the trial version works, the official version will work in most cases. (We don't support officially & don't know the details)

We want to officially support Mac in the future, but We don't have a new Mac so far. (Although there is an old Intel Macbook from 2009 ...)


(Users Working example)

M1 Mac + emulator https://twitter.com/autumnmotor/status/1417976477174304771

ubuntu20.04 + wine6.0 https://twitter.com/aburi6800/status/1399744489187467271

Mac + Paralells + Windows10 https://twitter.com/kadoyan/status/1399685559304421386

Amazon workspaces https://twitter.com/doc1oo/status/1403417705298874369

(1 edit)

fwiw, it doesn't start on an m1 mac on win11 in parallels. the config app starts, but not the main application. i know these apps are x86, but there's a built-in emulator in windows now, iiuc. any ideas how to run this on m1 macs? i've also asked the author of the first post on twitter

(3 edits)

 I didn't know that M1 Parallels was complete. You may also want to look into emulations that don't use Parallels.

There were emulators that could run Windows apps directly, such as Wine on Linux and Miku Installer on Intel Macs.

There may be something similar on M1, but I have no knowledge about M1. 

Note: We're talking about emulation here, but we don't officially support it. It's not just about Windows on Parallels, but also about Arm Windows own x86 emulation, etc. 

yeah, i understand. no worries, i was just asking in case you know of something that works, or if you want to make it run on m1. thx!