In the terminal, type xattr -c (path to app or just drag the app into the terminal)
That should fix it.
Imma also leave instructions here to ensure that you are notified so that you can add it to your information file.
To fix the "it can't be opened" stuff:
1: Open the terminal then type cd [space] then drag the app into the terminal and enter.
2: Right click and enter the package, navigate through Contents to the MacOS folder.
3: Remove the spaces from the name of the document within.
4: Type in the terminal chmod +x Contents/MacOS/WorldOfSisters
That should turn the document into an executable. After you complete these steps, you should be able to launch normally.
To fix the "it can't be opened" stuff:
1: Open the terminal then type cd [space] then drag the app into the terminal and enter.
2: Right click and enter the package, navigate through Contents to the MacOS folder.
3: Remove the spaces from the name of the document within.
4: Type in the terminal chmod +x Contents/MacOS/WorldOfSisters
That should turn the document into an executable. After you complete these steps, you should be able to launch normally.
The solution to that problem varies from game to game, as I have not purchased the game, I cannot give advice on this matter. For me, I usually just search around in the settings looking for a resolution or fullscreen setting and adjust that accordingly. If you can't see the edge of the game, it is likely that the resolution is set for a screen larger than yours. Some flash games that I played have a similar problem, but they were designed for smaller screens.
I would recommend attempting to contact the developer with issues of screen resolution and device compatibility, as they would likely have far more insight than I do.
If it says that it can't be opened, open Terminal, type cd, space, then drag the application into the terminal and enter. After that, go into the package and go into the MacOS folder. After that, you type chmod +x Contents/MacOS/(the name of the document/s in the MacOS folder). This will usually turn it from a document into an executable and it will work. If it doesn't change it, it might work but also might not. After this when trying to open it, try once by double clicking, then right click and click open, then open anyway.
May I have a list of files that should be executable in the mac version?
Explanation of my request: On mac, sometimes, the files that should be executable are converted into documents. Using the terminal, you can turn documents into executables. Normally, the ones that must be executable are all in the MacOS folder (my experience with most renpy games) but it doesn't work with this game. My theory on why it doesn't work is that some files that should be executable are not.
I figured out how to make downloaded mods work on a mac.
This works for some mods that say it requires the EML (Which I haven't found a way to make work on a mac) Specifically, it works for the Conquest tweaks. I haven't tested much else
I use a Mac and I have a way to make it work on Mac. When an app says it doesn't work, look into the package contents and go into the MacOS folder. If what is in the folder isn't an executable, then type cd then space then drag app into terminal then enter. Then use chmod +x Contents/MacOS/whateverfilename If there are spaces in the document file name, delete spaces on the file name before entering said file name because it's wonky if there are spaces in the name in the terminal. Make sure to add the spaces back to the file name when you're done turning it into an executable just to be safe. (I've never not added the spaces back so I don't know what happens if you don't)
Dunno if it will work for you but It works for me a lot of the time. It has a history of not working for ones where the file name inside the MacOS folder is nwjs. It succeeds in making it an executable but when opened, it just crashes. I just don't play those ones.
If you are having problems with the "can't scan for malware" etc., after the first notification, click ok then right click (two finger click) then open then follow from there.
I don't know what to do if it says it is damaged though.
(Sorry for the lazy cropping of the screenshots)
I opened it after it said the usual thing for apps not from apple store. Then it blackscreened and went full screen. I could still hear the youtube videos in the background. The close button didn't show up when I went to the top of the screen. I also couldn't switch apps because fullscreen hides the bar. So I tried turning off and turning on the computer, but that didn't work. So I restarted it. This is on a mac btw.
I just gave up after trying the first 3 solutions and doing the simple chmod which is just chmod +x Contents/MacOS/nwjs not using the sudo stuff. Winebottler doesn't work well with my mac. I am currently playing on the newgrounds version, so no further assistance will be necessary. Thanks for the help.
When open it not in the terminal, it just says it closed and when I try to open it in the terminal, it says:
[0509/210504.916161:ERROR:file_io.cc(89)] ReadExactly: expected 8, observed 0
[80720:45827:0509/210505.042768:ERROR:browser_gpu_channel_host_factory.cc(120)] Failed to launch GPU process.
[80720:45827:0509/210505.120020:ERROR:service_manager_context.cc(252)] Attempting to run unsupported native service: /Users/ME/Downloads/Lust Doll Plus r37.2 (Mac)/Game.app/Contents/Versions/65.0.3325.146/nwjs Framework.framework/content_renderer.service
Edit: also, I found out that I can play it in browser (ed2: using newgrounds), so I can just do that.