Verjuice runs Windows games on Apple Silicon Macs. Its app, the Cellar, lays your library out as a rack of bottles, and each bottle's capsule says what that game has actually done on a Mac.
Gold foilVerified: played on my own Mac, with the run cited.
GreenRuns: launches and renders, gameplay unverified.
Bare corkStill corked: nobody has checked it yet.
Red waxSealed: refused, with the reason and the evidence.
Honest refusals beat guesses.
When a game can't run, usually because of anti-cheat, its bottle stays sealed and shows the test that proved it. You can still break the seal and play anyway, after a plain warning. Verjuice never works around anti-cheat, DRM or licensing.
Platform
macOS on Apple Silicon
App
Native SwiftUI, on a Python core
Approach
Wine, with a graphics backend picked per game and fixes it can undo
