I can't play if it's not on macOS...

[Awfki]

...which means you can't have my money unless it's on macOS.

[Fecal Agitator]

Linux would be awesome. Bought the game in hopes, that enough support would make that happen. Good job guys!

[malkien]

Come on Auroch, I'm playing one of your games on Linux right now!

[Pugwhan]

Linux version PLEASE!!!!!!

[GranitePenguin]

I've been harping on the Mac version enough to earn a callout on twitter, but I'm down for a linux version, too.

[FaintPulse]

I'd appreciate a version playable on Linux. Also, do you have plans to release the game on other markets (e.g., GOG, Humble, etc.)?

[AurochJake]

Originally posted by FaintPulse:

I'd appreciate a version playable on Linux. Also, do you have plans to release the game on other markets (e.g., GOG, Humble, etc.)?

Linux and Mac both depend on how the Windows version does. No immediate plans to add but we'd definitely like to :)

As for other stores, the game is available on Humble, GamersGate and GreenManGaming. Not GOG for the moment. They all use Steam DRM though :)

Thanks

[KenYablonsky]

IOS iPad version. I've got it working at home on my Max with VMware and Windows 10. Works great like that, but I don't spend enough time on my mac. Would love IOS and iPad.

[Spyke]

I'm enjoying it on the PC, but I would love to see it on Android. Not for use on my phone, but for my Chromebook Plus. (*)

The Chromebook is looking to be the future of Android tablets, and as all new ones should support Android apps this is a growing market.

(* I realise I could use crouton to run a Linux distribution but I've stopped that; having to maintain it worked against one of the main benefits of using a Chromebook, its hassle-free environment.)

[Auroch Digital]

Originally posted by dave-tx:

Another "me too" for a Mac version. Will buy immediately!

OK :) Mac is coming...

[leech]

Originally posted by Auroch Digital:

Originally posted by dave-tx:

Another "me too" for a Mac version. Will buy immediately!

OK :) Mac is coming...

I would have bought it already if it'd been released for Linux. Was looking forward to playing it, I rarely boot into Windows these days, and if I do it's to play something in VR. As far as I know in Unity (if that is indeed the engine you're using) it's a matter of 'export to Linux.' Though obviously that doesn't always work as smoothly as we'd like, but Unity is definitely one of the best supported engines in Linux right now.