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steam does have a few issues with poor support to utf8 chars
This might help figure out why:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Steam/Troubleshooting#SetLocale('en_US.UTF-8')_fails_at_game_startup
Anyway, did you try running steam via the terminal and then opening the game? Post here the error messages that come up once you click play
the error messages of steam:
(but the "no-texture"-parts also come up when it works under arch)
ich bilde mir ein vor einem jahr hat das unter steamos bei mir noch gut funktioniert. ich werde das mal mit steamos und einer alten version gegenchecken.
dennoch viel glück erstma.
i have also added this problem to github. it seems to be a steam-problem, but maybe smbd there knows smth. https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/USDX/issues/424
If this is the case will likely need to set the locale back to UTF8.de on launch. You can ask someone else how to fix this.
You should probably add the runtime options to do this in the game's launch parameters.
but yeah, it runs great on ubuntu and arch without starting through steam
BTW, I proposed the proper expected behavior on your linked bug report (yeah that was me.) Hopefully they will eventually fix the bug.
There was a list of variables that might have gotten changed by Steam Runtime. Find which one it is and set it back in the game launch parameters in steam as follows:
VARIABLE=VALUE %command%
The most likely fix is
LC_ALL=UTF8.de %command%
You could also use:
LC_ALL=UTF8 %command%
The later will use "default" localization with UTF8 text mode, the former will use German localization with UTF8 text mode.