My previous comment was deleted, so I'll try again.
Story Anon, would you consider compiling the game into GNU/Linux binary code ? I know it might be time consuming due to the size of the game, but it would give you an even bigger audience :) I love your game I like that the characters do not differ only in eye and hair color, but have their own characteristics. The game works under WINE, but depending on the version used sometimes there are problems with some scenes.
It would be a lot of effort for a build that works worse than using windows build with wine. Linux is unstable in terms of binary compatibility. And some unity API do not return sane results so proper support would require doing native calls which is way more effort than its worth for single digit number of players. On the other hand wine is maintained and windows is extremely stable in terms of binary compatibility, it’s complete opposite of linux in that regard and since windows build should work perfectly fine in proton if you have hardware that support vulkan - just use that. Even if your hardware doesn’t support vulkan all you need is extracting video bundles, transcoding to vp8 and bundling them again.
What you write about refers to the "dependency hell" of system libraries. In this respect, I agree, it is a difficult thing to reconcile. However, projects that do not use them are not affected. I have already played games downloaded from this site and made in Unity and compiled for Linux. There were no problems at all. No less, I respect your decision, I hope for another update as soon as possible :) Oh, and my hardware supports Vulkan, however, as I wrote before, it was up to WINE whether the game could go on or simply crashed.
It will probably work but it will work worse than windows build. I know for a fact that in multi monitor setup there would be bugs because unity screen and display properties give insane results on linux when there is more than 1 monitor. This wouldn’t happen with windows build. There is also issue with case sentitive file paths. While I fixed file names in scripts to match file name capitalization (and on current dev builds loading files is changed so capitalization in scripts no longer matters) but that can also cause issues. Also a lot of games from the period when valve pushed for linux support with native builds no longer work on most modern distros while wine can probably still run games from 90s.
OK, I guess I'm a little late with this topic. The problem with the size of the letters has always caused problems, especially in games whose add-ons were made by fans who didn't care about it at all. I use a laptop, so other than connecting it to a TV via hdmi, I've never had to set up multiple monitors. I use a rolling distribution, so I can very easily downgrade or upgrade the version of WINE I want to use. Anyway, thank you for your reply, I wish you fruitful work related to the game I really like.
