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The good news is I finally did get success.

db files (several times), I was only able to get to a big blank unresponsive window that hangs and invokes the Mac's infamous beachball.

Unfortunately, after several more attempts to launch the app, including more uninstalls, restarts and after downloading and relocating two. This included links to their sloppy uninstaller and to a pair of files that need to be added to the application package. Game Manager troubleshooting for Mac - BFG Help I thought I'd found the answers I was looking for here: System Profile identifies the app as 64-bits, version 3.2.0.8 with a copyright date of 2013.Īlso eventually found and downloaded version 3.3.1.13 copyright 2019 with similar results. Also found an uninstaller app at BFG and used that to uninstall the app then reinstall without success. After several attempts at relaunching, including a restart of the Mac and another download copy I am unable to successfully launch the app. The app launches without complaint BUT does immediately CRASH. Initially I was able to open it using right-click>open>open. Okay, so I downloaded the BFG app and successfully installed it. Nothing stating support for Catalina or Big Sur as of 9 days ago.Īnd like Old Toad posted, I've never had an issue installing software from an unidentified developer myself.

Supported Operating Systems - Big Fish Games Help Is that your process?Īlso at Big Fish regarding supported OSs – It states that the identity error will appear twice and to click Open twice. Mac: error when reinstalling Game Manager - Big Fish Games Help Can you confirm that Big Fish's 64-bit Game Manager can be installed on the older macOS that it doesn't require Catalina or newer? I couldn't, and I spent more time researching this than I should have.įrom Big Fish regarding the installation error – I've visited the Big Fish websites and to be honest, their lack of clarity about system requirements for their software is astounding.

I think I'd be directing my displeasure at Big Fish and their development team. Developers like Big Fish had almost a decade of warning that 32-bit apps were on their way out at Apple. A lot of people got ****** about issues like this because they didn't understand the repercussions of the 32-bit disqualification that came with macOS Catalina.