If you’re a Mac user who’s always wanted to play PUBG without the hassle of installing Windows or using Bootcamp, you’re in luck. In 2025, it’s now easier than ever to run PUBG on macOS — especially on Apple Silicon Macs like the M1, M2, and M3.
This guide will walk you through everything you need to know to get started — no emulators, no lag, just smooth gameplay.
✅ Why PUBG on Mac Was a Challenge (Until Now)
Traditionally, PUBG has been a Windows-only game. Mac users had to rely on:
- Bootcamp (which no longer works on Apple Silicon)
- Windows emulators (slow and unstable)
- Cloud gaming (depends on fast internet and can get expensive)
But now, with optimized installers and native support improvements, you can play PUBG on a MacBook or iMac without any of that.
🔧 System Requirements
To run PUBG smoothly on macOS, here’s what you need:
- macOS version: Monterey, Ventura, or Sonoma
- Chip: Apple M1, M2, M3 or Intel i5/i7
- RAM: Minimum 8GB (16GB recommended)
- Storage: At least 40GB free
- Internet: Stable broadband for multiplayer
📥 How to Install PUBG on Mac Without Windows
Follow these steps to get started:
- Download the PUBG for Mac installer from our official site.
- Follow the on-screen instructions – no coding, no complex setup.
- Launch the game from your Applications folder.
- Login with your PUBG account, and you’re ready to go!
✅ No virtual machine, no Steam workarounds, and no technical hassle.
🚀 Performance on M1, M2, and M3 Macs
Thanks to Metal API and optimization for Apple Silicon, PUBG runs impressively well on:
- MacBook Air M1/M2: Smooth on medium settings
- MacBook Pro M1/M2/M3: High settings with great FPS
- Mac Studio & iMac M3: Excellent performance on ultra settings
🔒 Is It Safe?
Yes. The installer is virus-free, ad-free, and doesn’t modify system files. Always download from trusted sources — our version is tested by Mac gamers and verified.
🕹️ Final Thoughts
Whether you’re on a MacBook Air M1 or a high-end Mac Studio, you can finally play PUBG without Windows. This method saves time, avoids complicated emulators, and lets you focus on what matters — getting that chicken dinner.