Eye colour sort of works: there's a lot fewer colours available than the UI suggests (IIRC, one each of blue, brown, and green) and it can be hard to see the difference without eye-level lighting. Since the game is aiming for realistic, 3D lighting, most rooms are primarily lit from above, especially at night. This puts the eyes in shadow, lowering their effective contrast to the point where it can be hard to make out any finer details than the divide between the white of the scelera and the dark of the iris/pupil.
Unfortunately this game can only be played on Windows. It is possible to do so on a Mac but that would require you to install Windows on there, probably best via Bootcamp.
It may be easier to get the Linux version running. At the very least, I'd expect a Fedora or Ubuntu VM would be more straight forward than Windows (after all, they're both free.)
must admit I have no means to test the Linux version and only rely on community feedback
Share a mod to add a family of five
I just tried updating mine to Stable and it launched and loaded in without a problem. If you're getting a segfault, you may want to check your memory.
It works on Linux.
Run it in terminal, and paste output here. Segmentation fault usually means some problem with dependencies.
