As a small bonus, Crop and Claw was tossed into an ARM64 build and tested on Raspberry Pi units (specifically 400 and 5) with some success. Due to the bloatware Godot provides, limited testing time, and some quirks to the engine, it is not particularly ideal or well tested. But they are available for the sake of fun and accessibility. It appears to run okay on the RPi 400 and is respectable on RPi 5, but the alternate video modes (Blackbars and Raw) will run absolutely terribly, likely due to the combination of the less efficient OpenGLES rendering and viewport scaling tricks used on weaker hardware. While this is now released on Pi, it shouldn't be expected to have first-class updates or performance improvements anytime soon.

Crop and Claw 2 has been primarily developed on a RPi5 and ARM64 is a target platform, so it will likely run better when that comes around.