Atremis Volosh
GAMES
November 10, 2026
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Developer Techjunkie Aman announced the release of the beta version of Blockintosh Launcher 0.6.7, which is designed to run Minecraft Bedrock on Mac computers with Apple Silicon processors. The project offers an alternative solution for macOS users who want to access the Bedrock version without using virtual machines. WindowsThe new 0.6.7 beta build implements a wide range of graphical and system optimizations, including MetalFX upscaling technology, as well as support for the Rosetta and FEX runtime environments.
The update focuses on graphics and performance on Apple devices. The launcher integrates DirectX 12 support with the ability to enable ray tracing and DLSS technology, as well as BetterRTX presets. Additionally, the developers have added support for Game Porting Toolkit 3 and 4 (GPTK 3 and GPTK 4). The project also includes integration of the LeviLamina mod loader, expanded support for client-side modifications, and improved graphical interface and world management settings.
In addition to graphical innovations, Blockintosh 0.6.7 beta addresses data synchronization and networking issues. Users can share created worlds and installed add-ons between different runtimes. The launcher now supports full Xbox account authentication, allowing cross-play with friends on other platforms. Despite its experimental status, the project provides a complete Minecraft Bedrock experience on macOS.
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