for example https://www.macgamestore.com/product/10476/Cities-Skylines-Campus/
Avaiable for Linux and Windows but click on the banner to go to mac
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Have you actually bought that DLC from them for to use on windows? Because the description says "CPU TYPE Intel Mac Only". Also, the "ALSO AVAILABLE FOR" links for Windows and Linux both forward to WinGameStore (where prices are generally different from MacGameStore).
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no, I never bought from this site. what dlc do you need?
https://www.wingamestore.com/product/10476/Cities-Skylines-Campus/
https://www.macgamestore.com/product/10476/Cities-Skylines-Campus/
have a same price
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Green Cities, Concerts, Parks Plus, Industries Plus, all the Campus ones. Not necessarily now, but when there's a price cheap enough. Basically all that I don't own, yet.
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https://www.wingamestore.com/product/8029/Cities-Skylines-Green-Cities/
Requirements
Windows Requirements:
Minimum:
OS: Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7/8/8.1 (64-bit)
Processor: Intel Core 2 Duo, 3.0GHz or AMD Athlon 64 X2 6400+, 3.2GHz
Memory: 4 GB RAM
Graphics: nVIDIA GeForce GTX 260, 512 MB or ATI Radeon HD 5670, 512 MB (Does not support Intel Integrated Graphics Cards)
DirectX: Version 9.0c
select the linux and windows version, the price is always the same with the mac version, but you have no problems
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Ok.
It's just that I'm looking for the cheapest price and they can differ quite a lot at times. Hence the question.
So would you go as far as saying that whenever the "ALSO AVAILABLE FOR" part on game's pages say "Windows" as well, that the delivered key will work on either OS?
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One clear example is Call of Duty Black Ops Mac Edition, which has a completely separate Steam AppID for the Mac version.
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Steam key is Steam key. A Steam key for Mac will activate for Windows, except where it explicitly says otherwise, like talgaby said. Done that in the past a few times where MacGameStore was significantly cheaper. Nowadays most of the games there have the same price as WinGameStore, so it has been years since my last purchase.
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one of my fav. stores. macgamestore as well as wingamestore deliver steamkeys and as long as there is not a key only for mac it should work without any problem.
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I've bought stuff on MacGameStore before and and it has always worked on my Windows PC. There are a few exceptions - as far as I know they are all Call of Duty games and clearly have separate Mac versions for sale in the Steam store.
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Ok, thanks. So I guess checking the actual steam market to see if there's different versions (or steamdb I guess), could be helpful in some cases.
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MacGameStore often has quite cheap prices - quite often cheaper than other shops, even than presumably their other shop WinGameStore.
So I'm wondering if keys bought on MacGameStore (e.g. (and specifically) keys for Cities: Skylines DLCs) can be activated on Steam running on Windows and used on Windows machines; or are there certain restrictions with keys bought on MacGameStore?
If anyone has actually bought from the shop and can tell from personal experience, that would be great.
Here's a few things for you.
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