This forum is mostly used by the 3D designers/sellers of CGtrader, probably 98% of them use windows and know very little about Linux or its apps.
Unreal Engine is indeed top-notch, Unity is another one (close competitor to Unreal Engine). I believe both of them can run on Linux, don't know how Debian will handle, its Linux at its core right?
Note; Unreal and Unity are geared towards real-time rendering and game programming/scripting, if its just rendering you need then Blender can also do the trick (with native real-time Eevee renderer) and you get full 3D modeling + procedural node based modeling and animation in one app.
Lots of apps out there but apps like Unreal engine, Unity and Blender are very popular so lots of tutorial makers for it and big community to ask question to (very important when getting onto this type of tings).