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is Linux version of Victor Vran developed by the studio that developes the game? I know that Liam is in love with this game and that the game is developed by Tropico guys, but I don't know if it's game studio internal work or if some external company is doing a Linux port. I ask because there is a good deal on Victor Vran in one of the digital shops in my country (~11,90 euro) and I wonder if it matters in this case if it is a Windows key or Linux key (deal is on a version of a game that has Steam DRM).
Like always, I want to be sure that majority of the money will go to people who supports Windows, but my wallet hurts a little bit.
That's why I look for a cheap version of support :).
Any answer will be appreciated.