What system do you have? I might release this game later on Android.
I thought it was possible to sell web-based games, but maybe not... https://itch.io/t/2231694/selling-web-games
Yeah, I totally realise that all those options might be slightly trickier — you're not the only person releasing Windows-only games! It's not very scalable, but if you could easily produce a web version and send it to me directly, I'd be happy to pay you for it first! 🙂
Could you do a Linux build? Then it becomes a lot easier to play on a Steam Deck. I can help with packaging it into an AppImage for you.
EDIT: I've figured out how to Linux-fy your Windows build. Since it's built on NW.js, all it takes it pasting the Linux NW.js runtime files over the Windows ones in the folder. You can then run `nw`, which is the default Linux binary. You can download the runtime files on the NW.js website's download page, using the "NORMAL" option for Linux x64. This may also work for MacOS.
Ok so macOS-ification doesn't work that way because their app format is bizarre. Luckily, there's other people who have made macOS games with construct, and you can just hack their games to become this game.
Steps:
1. Download this game, unzip it, and find the file package.nw. This contains essentially all assets and code that actually make up this game itself. The rest is the game engine. This is actually a zip file, so you can unpack it.
2. Extract the contents of package.nw into a new folder called app.nw. Hold on to this folder, you can delete the rest.
2. Find another game made with Construct, this game's engine, specifically one that runs on macOS. I found Hardware Tycoon. Download the macOS version of that game and unzip it.
3. Instead of running the game, explore the game files. At this path: hardwaretycoon.app/Contents/Resources you will find another app.nw folder. Delete it and replace it with the one you extracted earlier.
4. You've now transplanted Ooze Odyssey into Hardware Tycoon! When you run the game, it should start playing Ooze Odyssey instead. Keep in mind that it's no longer a signed app, so you'll have to run it as an unsigned app.
Let me know if this works. I don't have a mac to test.