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There is no point in having Linux or M1 native versions for a dozen of players.
On top of this, it runs great on a 2012 MacBook Pro, so no performance enhancement is to be expected by a native version.
And yet they did make an M1 version which has been available on Mac AppStore for a long time. The problem is that Steam so far hasn't supported the M1 architecture (this changed recently) hence it's not been possible for developers to distribute the M1-native games in Steam.