Any chance to be ported on macOS?

[CronusKnight]

Does the dev consider a potential future mac port for this game? I got introduced and watched a small portion of it from youtube but I'd like to experience the whole story first-hand

[jackalope]

Hi, sorry for the necroposting, but for you and anyone who wants to play on mac like me, use portingkit.
fair warning before i explain this, idk how any of this works so my terminology might be wrong.

There is no actual port for Whos Lila in portkit. Portkit lists many windows games which you can open via steam (or other platforms) that have been made to work for mac. As i understand, each has its own unique "steam wrapper" made to work for that specific game. This is done with wineskin winery- to which portkit is kinda a wineskin for dummies. The website has a video tutorial on how to get it going, and if my dumb, tech-illiterate self can do it, anyone can. A quick google of portkit will bring up the site.

anyways, heres how i got it workng
After downloading wineskin and starting it up, i linked my steam account (you need a custom url- you can do that via your settings) and downloaded a game i already had. In this case stronghold 2. The specific game might or might not matter, but if it is you can probably download the stronghold game anyways. Downloading doesn't give you the game, all it does is open a windows version of steam where it does work. From there go to whos lila, download and start playing.

some additional info, my mac runs sonoma 14.1.2 and the wine version i think is wineskinCX23.7.1. Not sure if that matters.

Hope this helps, and that more people can play this cool game!!!

Edit: unfortunately this also wont let you access the DAEMON DLC, as its a .url file that opens an .exe file

[bunsdotjpeg]

@jackalope the DAEMON actually works just fine through PortingKit. just right click on Who's Lila in the windows Steam client, go to Manage > Local Files > then launch the DAEMON from the folder within