The company will be rolling out a new feature, Steam Play, that will allow owners of supported Steam games to access those games on either platform. When Valve first confirmed the Mac version of its successful service, it said the release would mark a shift in Valve policy toward simultaneous multiplatform development, meaning the company will release native Mac versions of its back catalogue, as well as day-one Mac versions of its new games starting with Portal 2 later this year. Valve has announced it will release its anticipated Mac version of the digital distribution platform Steam on May 12, after earlier this week releasing a significantly modified version of the main PC client.
