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Not to complain or insult, but as a feedback, personally I find Divimera to be highly memorable and unique once you spell it out correctly, while Shadow Island.. I personally stand with Bisqwi on that one. My brains heuristics shoot it down as a yet another generic 3dcg game with Daz3d models, when imagining the name out of context.

All mega.nz links are already down, including the walkthrough.

Are there any blocking libraries not allowing a Linux build? Linux imho community is pretty forgiving of having to do game debugging for the author when the Linux version is given without any promises on usability.

A disheartening lack of a Linux build.

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It strongly suggests that you trying to "Frankenstein" a glibc, and this never works well, if at all.
Try building on a clean install of Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS.

In the end, for closed-source software, the ultimate solution is to figure out making static builds. Sorry for this advise in context of glibc. Bad advise, foolish me.

Still not fixed as of 0.35. May I offer my help?

I hope I won't sound rude or demanding, but as I see no reason against it, is releasing the source code to the buyers a possibility?
A tar archive alongside the Linux build, or perhaps, given the very compact size of the game, together with the Linux build?

It seems you have compiled the linux version on Ubuntu 23.10 (Mantic) which already has glibc 2.38.
However, not even Debian Sid yet has it, and running it leaves us with:
./TotalControl.out: /lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libc.so.6: version `GLIBC_2.38' not found (required by ./TotalControl.out)

Have you considered building the binary statically?

I can help with porting to Linux and macOS, as I already have it running on Linux, and have an untested macOS port lying around.

For information: The PC version includes Linux support.