Fortiori Wallpaper Editor · published · build 21557637
Added native Linux support with targeted performance optimizations
Fixed multiple Linux-specific issues that previously prevented the game from running at all
Improved startup reliability and overall runtime stability
Steam Overlay support on Linux
Tested on: Cachy OS (KDE Plasma)
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Native controller support across gameplay and menus
Improved UI navigation, focus snapping, and interaction flow
Smoother controller-based navigation in the Wallpaper Editor
Reduced reliance on keyboard and mouse for core interactions
Supports mapping across Xbox and PlayStation Controllers
Added a brand new Random Number Mode
Fixed and adjusted boss behaviors, including:
The Six
Pulldown
Balance adjustments to several buffs and debuffs
Clearer, more explicit language for many debuff descriptions
Cleaner and more readable Settings UI
Smoother UI transitions and navigation across menus
Improved overall interface clarity and consistency
Modernized demo presentation
New art assets
Scrolling Background
Performance optimizations
Improved controller-friendly flow and navigation
Demo-specific polish and quality-of-life improvements
Desktop Wallpaper Engine mode does not run natively on Linux yet
On Linux, some controller mappings may feel inverted (left/right or trigger directions swapped)
Additional Linux controller edge cases are still being investigated
Steam Overlay integration refinements
Input handling optimizations
General performance and responsiveness improvements
Numerous internal fixes, refactors, and cleanups
While investigating Steam refunds, I found that all refunds were coming from Linux users.
After installing and testing the game on Linux myself, it became clear that the game was not running on the platform at all.
This update is the direct result of that investigation and testing effort.
Thank you for the continued feedback and support. This update lays the groundwork for stronger cross-platform stability and future improvements.