It looks like you use old version of RPG Maker MV. Try upgrading it. https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/rpg-maker-mv-now-has-a-linux-version-and-...
Okay, then I suggest you doing two things:
1.Email developers of Tyranobuilder with request to add export to Linux. Maybe one day they will see that there is enough of demand for export to Linux. Considering how similiar it's to RPG Maker MV, addition of this feature, I guess, won't be so hard.
2.Meanwhile, make online version of your game, export to browser game
I was able to run your game under my 64-bit Debian 9 with command (one line)
"WINEPREFIX=~/_prefix64_wine WINEARCH=win64 WINEDLLOVERRIDES=libglesv2.dll=d wine Quarantine.exe"
(I also installed Gecko package as Wine suggested, not sure if it was crucial)
Although sending email and making web version still won't hurt.
Different question: Why is game menu in Japanese?
Thank you so much for your feedback! Tyranobuilder is aware of the Linux issue and have been for years- it's just been slow going adding it (I think they have a small staff.) I will add a browser version though so more people can play it.
About the title, it's Chinese for 'Quarantine.' When I made this game back in February, Wuhan, China was the only place in the world on lockdown for Covid and so the story is set there. It's based on real stories from Chinese citizen journalists on the ground that the government was trying to silence.
