- Version
- 2.1.4
- Developer
- SquareHusky
- Interface in
- English, Spanish, Chinese (Traditional), French, Japanese
- Licence on file
- Not required
- Chip support
- Apple Silicon, Intel 64-bit
- Edited with it on
- macOS Sonoma, MacBook Air (M1. 2020)
- Out on
- 20.06.2024
- Voices in
- Music only
In the edit
The latest build of Everafter Falls, version 2.1.4, is here for Mac users. This farming adventure from SquareHusky tasks you with restoring peace to a peaceful world, and it brings along a few friends to help.
Tend crops, fish, and fight dungeons with a helpful pet
Everafter Falls is a farming sim with a twist. You tend crops, fish, craft items, and fight through dangerous dungeons. A helpful pet follows you around, and you can automate chores with resourceful pixies and drones. The game supports split-screen co-op, so a second player can join in locally. The interface is available in English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, French, and Japanese.
Refined for macOS Sonoma on Intel and Apple Silicon
This update refines the experience on macOS Sonoma, tested on an M1 MacBook Air (2020). It runs on both Intel and Apple Silicon machines, so most modern Macs can handle it. The game was released on June 20, 2024, and is published by Akupara Games.
The card-eating progression system trips up new players
Starting a farming game always comes with a learning curve, and Everafter Falls is no different. A few things tend to trip people up early on. First, the card-eating progression system – it works differently from a standard skill tree. Beginners sometimes ignore it or forget to feed cards to unlock abilities, then wonder why they struggle in dungeons. Make it a habit to check your card inventory after each run. Another one: neglecting the pet. Your companion can carry items and help in combat, but some players leave it idle while they do everything themselves. Let it earn its keep. And the automated drones and pixies are there to save you time, yet people often delay setting them up, thinking they’ll handle chores manually. Get them running early so you can focus on exploring and fighting.
Built for both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs
Everafter Falls version 2.1.4 is built for both ARM and 64-bit x86 architectures, so it works on Intel Macs and Apple Silicon machines alike. The developers tested it on macOS Sonoma with an M1 MacBook Air from 2020, which gives a good baseline. No activation is required – just mount the disk image, drag the app to your Applications folder, and open it from Launchpad. The interface supports English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, French, and Japanese. Sound and music come in their original form, listed as the voice language. It is a straightforward setup with no extra steps.
A weekend co-op session
Picture this: a Saturday afternoon, and you and your partner each grab a controller. You handle the farming and crafting while they explore the dangerous dungeons. The split-screen co-op means both of you can be in different parts of the world at the same time. Your pet tags along with whoever needs help most, and the drones keep watering crops while you are underground. By Sunday evening, you have unlocked a few new cards, fished a rare catch, and cleared a dungeon floor you thought would take all week. That is the kind of session Everafter Falls is built for – relaxed but with enough danger to keep things interesting.
New this release
- Current build is version 2.1.4
Mac it needs
- macOS: not specified
- Architecture: Intel and Apple Silicon
Questions I actually get
Does Everafter Falls support split-screen co-op?
Yes, the game includes local split-screen co-op so a second player can join in on the same Mac.
What languages does the game support?
The interface is available in English, Spanish, Traditional Chinese, French, and Japanese.
Which Macs can run Everafter Falls?
The game works on both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It was tested on macOS Sonoma with an M1 MacBook Air (2020).
Installing on a Mac
- Mount the downloaded disk image.
- Drag the app to the Applications folder alias.
- After copying finishes, open the app from Launchpad.
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