This is more of a request than anything else, but, if you made your game with Unity, please include a Linux build with it, and a Mac one too, if you can help it. Unless you're using outside libraries that don't support Linux builds (seems unlikely for a LDJam game to me), it's as easy as going to Build Settings, and selecting Linux Universal (x86 + x86_64), and/or pulling up your Unity installer to grab Linux support. Barring any catastrophic failures (which are likely to affect your other platforms as well), you shouldn't need to do any more work than that, even for providing support - Unity's Linux builds generally play nice across all consumer-friendly distros.

I know I'm not the only developer who's working in Linux this LD, and it reaaaally hurts not to be able to play and rate more games, 'specially those of people who've rated Senbir. I like being a Feedback Friend. :slight_frown:

It's a bit more effort, but if you're an Unreal 4 user instead, you can do cross-compiles for Linux using the instructions found here on the wiki. Or if you have a Linux machine sitting around, you can install Unreal 4 on it & copy your project files over to make a Linux build that way. Whatever works, right?