<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true">Valve-owned online game store Steam released a new Steam Client Beta that supports Apple Silicon Macs natively.This update eliminates the need for Rosetta 2, ahead of Apple's plans to sunset Rosetta 2 after macOS 27.Apple intended Rosetta 2 as a temporary tool for migration, not a permanent solution.The native build of Steam Client Beta will leverage Apple's hardware for improved performance.Users can expect faster app behavior, such as launches and navigation.Support for Apple Silicon enhances the overall performance of Steam on Macs.Apple's Metal 4 announcement at WWDC 2025 could lead to more Mac-compatible games with Steam's Apple Silicon support.While the Steam Client Beta is available for download, it is still in beta and may have bugs.