Sorry, I don't want to come off wrong here... But it's 2026 and I think everyone should have access to a Linux box these days. All you need is a thumbdrive and a few gigabytes of free memory and you can dual-boot. Takes one or two hours of your day and you're set. It's always a bit difficult to maintain releases and not have the hard- or software to test them.

Seems github has some hiccups right now so I can't check what kind of toolkit you're using... But generally speaking, Linux is awesome for developers as well. (Edit: It's Unity)

Did you even read the sidebar before posting this LLM garbage?

I understand you are a small team that can't afford a big professional operating system like CachyOS

It is made in Unity, code GPL-3.0

You have no control over the license of Unity and the GPL requires that the dependencies (ie. Unity) has to be under GPL or a compatible license.

Also Unity is not only despicable because of the installation fee shit they tried pulling some time ago, they're about to be bought by Saudi Arabia, so fuck them even more.

Switch to Godot.

Edit:

Nevermind. This is vibecoded using Claude, thereby not crossing the threshold of originality as required by copyright law, so all code is public domain anyway and has no GPLv3 protections (needs human creativity for copyright protection):

And given that Anthropic pays neo nazi Elon Musk, Unity is quite a good match on the lack of morals.

EDIT 2:

Yeah, no way such comments with "summary" tags were written by a team of humans:

Just make a Bootable USB, spin up a live session and try the game out from there… you dont even need to install Linux to see whether something works on Linux.

Why not just spin up a VM? It's a rebuild of a game from 1996. It can't be that heavy. Just spin up an Ubuntu VM and call it a day. Takes, like, 20min max.

I tried 1.3(?) when you posted some time back. There were some issues, some things on the map were whited out in the battle. Otherwise seemed to run ok on Linux.