THE FUSE

While Linux users laugh at them both, the eternal leverage PC gamers have held above Mac users has been their chosen hardware’s ability to run the latest video games. Ill-equipped for cutting edge graphics, the Macintosh library has always been an uncanny one, home to edutainment gems and cult action games that exist in spite of it all. One of the most fascinating bits of software is 1986’s Dark Castle, whose creators wanted to see what the Apple machine could pull off. The game is celebrating its 40th anniversary in the most appropriate way imaginable: An official PC port.