Yesterday i tried this game in Linux and worked..

Only you must download the "Demo version" from Hanako Games.

Later, you must copy the content of "LLTQ_Demo/lib/" to "LLTQ_GOG/lib", also the file "LongLiveTheQueen.sh" of "LLTQ_Demo/" to "LLTQ_GOG/".

Finally, run the game:

./LongLiveTheQueen.sh

If you are newbie in Linux and know Spanish, you can read a tutorial in my blog.

Thanks for your nice little hack. But main question (for me) is: Why doesn't GOG provide the linux version in the first place? I mean come on, it's there. Yes, in this case I can hack it with the Demo but where is the issue in providing just another installer for a third platform?

I think GOG announced linux support for 2014, so it should come here soon.

Fall 2014, assuming no delays.

If anyone is curious as to why this works, the game runs off of the RenPy visual novel engine. RenPy provides statically linked libraries for Windows, Mac, and Linux. Since the actual game is run from a python file in the main directory, the generated shell script's only job is to call that python file and the python interpreter. The demo and full game make use of the same build of RenPy, making the "port" of the GOG version to Linux a breeze. Even without the demo, this should still be possible.