I'm not sure if it would be possible to transfer the game install data into whatever it is that POM uses with this trick, but it should be (although it would likely be simpler to just download it using POM). Set a few years before the events of Episode IV A New Hope, Empire at War lets players rewrite history as well as experience the aftermath of Star Wars. app with Wineskin & it's components inside, somewhat similar to a virtual machine it will also contain anything you install into the wrapper. You can of course use the Mac Steam client to download the game and then transfer it into a Wineskin 'wrapper' - a Mac. Wineskin is less friendly but usually has the most recent Wine engine(s) available POM is somewhat more friendly, but also makes it harder to access some of the advanced functionality of Wine than Wineskin does. There are third-party programs that simplify Wine such as Wineskin and PlayOnMac. WINE 'basically' runs Windows programs as though they're native apps on Mac/Linux and some other non-Windows OSs.

If you want to actually play: Try using a Wine-based program, or Wine itself.

It will trick Steam into thinking that the download was already started and is paused, and it won't care that it's not compatible with your system. If you just want to download it: follow this GitHub tutorial on how to create an appmanifest.

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