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It happens to have a Linux version, so I was planning to get one in the Humble Store:
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/racethesun/Rahd5tGH9jd
However developers allow you to register on their site and download the game (and updates later) using the code which they supplied with the GOG release. So it's up to you. If you want to conveniently manage it through the Humble Store, you can buy it for the full price, or if you want to get it on sale on GOG, you can get the Linux version using your code here: http://flippfly.com/redeem/
Unfortunately GOG is still sleepy when it comes to rolling out Linux support.