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For those who missed it, the developer discontinued development of the native release for this game, favoring testing with Proton.
The reason was because the Unity engine was deficient at writing Vulkan calls for Linux, and these bugs/missing features in the engine weren't fixable by the developer. DXVK did a better job of writing Vulkan calls than Unity, resulting in better performance and fewer bugs.
This is pretty embarrassing for a commercial game engine, but it does go to show how far Windows➜Linux translation has come...
I didn't think much of it in 2023, but this game sounds like a fun time. It's not a genre I'd normally enjoy, but it seems charming. I think I'll wait for a sale and a full release though!