Late to the party: Epic Games Launcher is finally Apple Silicon native

AppleInsider
Nov 11, 2025, 1:01 pm528 ptsTop
As Apple starts to close the door on Intel code support on the Mac, the Epic Games Launcher for macOS has added native support for Apple Silicon. Finally. Epic Games Store logo It's been five years since Apple Silicon Macs shipped, five and a half years since the migration was announced at WWDC, and about 10…

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