Re: playing Windows RenPy games on MacOS - while it may work under Wine, I believe there is an easier way. I use Wine for other things but have never tried it for a RenPy game for this simple reason: You can play them using the RenPy SDK. For proper compatibility, I recommend using the same version of the SDK indicated in the game/script_version.txt file (for BBAS this is 7.4.11.) or any version with the same major/minor combination (versions are in major.minor.patch form) that is at least the same or above (so if 7.4.12 existed I'd feel comfortable using it with this game, but I would not use 7.4.10 or below, or 7.5.0 and higher.) Avoiding lower is because required features may not exist. Avoiding higher is mostly because saves
might not be compatible if you later play a Mac build created with 7.4.11.
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I've been doing this for a couple of years with no problems. It has a some advantages: no need for Wine - which can be tricky on some later releases of MacOS - and (on MacOS) your saves will be stored both in the game folder and the usual central RenPy save location (so will be available if you later play a downloaded Mac build, and won't disappear if you delete the game.) You can even build a Mac (or Linux) version with the SDK, if you prefer - I used to do this, but now often just play using the SDK.
This should also work on Linux but I have no experience there. However, I am led to believe the game might run as is on Linux, since the Windows version comes with both an exe (Windows) and sh (Linux shell) file in the root, and I'd try that and RenPy SDK before Wine (unless you're already using Wine on Linux and fully comfortable with it.)
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