Does The Sims 1 work on Mac?

Open Origin, click on Origin in the menu bar then Preferences then Installs & Saves. Click on Browse Installers then look for the Medieval installer in the Finder window that pops up, it will be a . dmg file. Double click on it to launch the installer.

@Meg_Schaefer Nope, you don't need Sims 3 to play Medieval. Although the two games are built on the same engine, they don't overlap, and ownership of each one is separate.

Go to your Game Library in Origin and click on the top right corner where it says 'Add a game' > 'Redeem product code'. Once redeemed, the game will appear in your Game Library, ready to download and install!

When you tap your Mac's trackpad with two fingers spaced within an inch or so of one another, the result will be a right-click.

- If you have any mods move the mods folder to the desktop, delete localthumbcache. package file in the game folder. Delete also all folders with the word "cache" in the name and try the launch the game. - If it also will not work check if your firewall isn't blocking the game.

Just make sure to not delete any files and make a backup. Try on a new game with nothing added back first (start new game). If it works, put back your save game and try again. If it still works, you can start putting stuff back.

Just make sure to not delete any files and make a backup. Try on a new game with nothing added back first (start new game). If it works, put back your save game and try again. If it still works, you can start putting stuff back.

To uninstall a game in Origin, simply right click on the game's tile in Origin and select "Uninstall". If you ever change your mind, the game will be available on your account.