Does it run on Mac, Linux or Steam Deck?

Steps

1. Read the platform icons on the Steam store page: Windows, macOS and Linux are all listed.
2. On a Steam Deck, install it as normal — the developer's launch FAQ states the game is Steam Deck Verified.
3. If you want to try before buying, note the demo is a separate download and one player reports not finding a macOS build of it.

What the sources actually say

• Steam's platform flags for the app are Windows, macOS and Linux.
• The developer's launch FAQ states the game is Steam Deck Verified.
• The same FAQ says the demo remains available after launch.
• In a thread opened on 27 August 2026, a player asks why the demo does not appear for macOS while the full game has a macOS build, and says they wanted to try the demo first. No developer replies.

Requirements / limits

• Steam Deck Verified is a Valve status for a specific build; it is a statement about the game running well, not about frame rates on any given save.
• The macOS demo question has no official answer. What is documented is that the full game has a macOS build and that a player could not find a demo for it.
• The performance advice on record — retro effect off, LOW details, lower resolution — is the same across platforms; nothing platform-specific is published.

Common mistakes

• Concluding from a missing demo that the full game has no macOS build. The store record says it does.
• Assuming Deck Verified implies a locked frame rate in a late-phase factory full of physics objects. Nothing published makes that claim.

Still unverified

• Is there a macOS build of the demo?Single unconfirmed reportOne player states on 27 August 2026 that they could not find one. No developer statement addresses it.