The game will download in the Big Fish Games app (Game Manager), and you'll be playing in no time. Click the Play Now button and follow the prompts to download and activate the game.
To play a trail, simply locate the game you wish to try. Playing a game's trial is also a good way to make sure you like the game. for more details.Ĭompare the About this Mac information to the game's requirements.Įven if your computer meets the suggested system requirements, trials are a great way to make sure that the game plays as expected. Most of the necessary information will appear on the "Overview" tab. Open the DxDiag from your Desktop and compare your system's information to the game's requirements.
Save the "DxDiag.txt" file to your desktop. If the option is available, select to save a 64-bit report. When the Direct X Diagnostic window finishes loading, click Save all information. Right-click directly on the Windows icon located on the lower left-hand corner of the screen. From your desktop, open the DxDiag text file and review your System Information. Once the DirectX diagnostic tool (dxdiag) is open, click the Save All Information button and save this report to your desktop. In the Search box at the bottom of the menu, type dxdiag and press the Enter key. Click on the Start menu (Windows button) in the bottom left corner of your screen. Once the DirectX diagnostic tool (dxdiag) is open, click Save All Information and save this report to your desktop. Type dxdiag into the text box and click OK. Examples: Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Microsoft Edge.Ĭhecking your computer's system information Browser: The program you use to access the internet. 
Hard Drive:The hardware that stores information.DirectX (Windows only): A set of Microsoft programs used to run games on Windows.RAM (Random Access Memory): The hardware responsible for saving and retrieving information.CPU (Central Processing Unit): The part of the computer that gives directions and runs programs.For more information, see: Supported Operating Systems. OS (Operating System): The version of Windows or Mac software currently installed on your computer.
Look for information like the following under the game's sample images:. Regardless, we always recommend playing a game's trial version just to be safe. The odds of a game working well on your computer are best if your computer meets these requirements. These requirements are based on the way the game was made and on our testing. We provide suggested system requirements for all games. How can I tell if a game will work on my computer?
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