Mac users can get 15% off software that runs Windows apps and games on macOS

Mac users can currently save 15% on CrossOver+, software designed to run compatible Windows applications and PC games directly on macOS without installing Windows.

The Apple Post readers can get 15% off CrossOver+ by entering promotional code THEAPPLEPOST15 at checkout.

CrossOver is developed by CodeWeavers and works as a compatibility layer between Windows software and macOS. Instead of creating a Windows virtual machine, the software translates the technologies used by Windows applications so they can operate on a Mac.

That makes CrossOver particularly useful for Mac owners who need access to Windows-only software, as well as gamers frustrated by PC titles that have never received a native Mac release.

CrossOver can be used with Windows game launchers such as Steam, allowing Mac users to access compatible games from their existing libraries. Popular Windows games including Elden Ring, HELLDIVERS 2, Counter-Strike 2, Diablo IV and Grand Theft Auto V can all be explored using the software.

There is also no requirement to purchase a Windows license, helping make the setup considerably simpler than installing a second operating system.

CrossOver+ includes the full version of CrossOver alongside 12 months of upgrades, bug fixes and support. CodeWeavers currently lists CrossOver+ at £60 in the UK before any applicable promotional discount.

Mac users interested in trying the software don’t need to purchase it immediately, either.

CodeWeavers provides a fully functional 14-day trial, allowing users to download and try CrossOver on Mac before deciding whether to buy.

We’ve previously explained how CrossOver for Mac works and how it can run Windows software on macOS for users wanting to learn more before downloading.

Those who decide to purchase can get CrossOver+ through The Apple Post and enter THEAPPLEPOST15 at checkout to receive 15% off.

Get 15% off CrossOver+ with code THEAPPLEPOST15.

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