Direct answer: A native Linux build is not currently listed. Steam provides Windows and macOS system requirements, while the launch announcement separately mentions Steam Deck support.

What is known about Linux support

  • The official store currently exposes Windows and macOS requirement tabs.
  • Steam Deck support and native Linux support are different claims.
  • Proton compatibility depends on the game and Proton versions being tested.

The current Steam listing provides Windows and macOS system requirements. Controller or Steam Deck support does not by itself confirm a native Linux build or a console release.

How Linux compatibility should be checked

  1. Check the current official system requirements for a Linux icon or explicit operating-system entry.
  2. Treat Proton reports as version-specific compatibility evidence, not native support.
  3. Record game build, Proton version, and test date if compatibility is tested later.
  4. Do not equate Steam Deck controller support with Linux support.

Unconfirmed Linux details

No native Linux system-requirements entry or official Proton compatibility matrix was found in the sources checked on September 6, 2026.

Official status checked 2026-09-06: Steam store · Developer news