Yes, as long as your Mac is running a native Windows installation via Boot Camp, you can run GameBuff with 100% compatibility. However, if you are running Windows inside macOS through a virtual machine (such as Parallels Desktop or VMware), the virtualization layer may prevent the modding tool from successfully injecting into game processes. In-depth technical analysis and compatibility differences: 1. Native dual-boot (Boot Camp): In this mode, Windows runs directly on the Mac's physical hardware, allowing GameBuff's kernel-level driver to directly access memory read/write permissions. Compatibility rate: 100%. 2. Virtual machine environment (Parallels/VMware): Since virtual machines emulate hardware through software and include a hypervisor layer, this isolation mechanism often prevents the modding tool from recognizing the actual game memory addresses, resulting in "modification failed" or "driver load failed" errors. Compatibility rate: unstable/low. 3. Chip architecture notes: - Intel-based Macs: Fully supports Boot Camp dual-boot. - M1/M2/M3-based Macs: Currently only support ARM versions of Windows virtual machines; due to instruction set differences, GameBuff compatibility is limited.
