When it first was launched a few years back it was essentially *slayed* by the reviewers. So I would not be too excited if I were you guys.

Here's hoping some of the more decent Marvel games comes our way too.

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Quoting: xfimI downloaded Subway Reflections demo on my Ubuntu 14.04 LTS powered laptop but I dont know how to start those demos actually... Can anyone help please? Thanks.

Run the executable in the unpacked folder, under
engine/binaries/linux/

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It's quite telling when these small simple demos features flawless mouse handling, while finished games made with Unity usually struggle like crazy.

I really, really welcome Unreal to our platform.

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Man this is just awesome.
All demos worked flawlessly on my rig, even in windowed mode, and they look mighty good too.

Try the sci-fi scene: You can even read the small words on the poster!

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WTF, Crysis 2 was a bad game? Get outta here. It is my favourite shooter of recent years.
And the multiplayer in that game were awesome.

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"Linux users typically shy away from any form of DRM, so you can bet there is a large bunch of Linux users who just simply refuse to use Steam."
I don't see how this is of any relevance to anything since the topic here is Linux share of Steam users.
To put it this way; There's plenty of Windows users out there who don't use Steam too - but that's just as irrelevant.

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Quoting: GuestIf you got the feeling like me, after a couple of hours playtime on the original XCOM, damn I wish I had build some more satellite-nexus...:) then I highly recommend to start over WITH the DLC ....because it's the same campaing with lots of more stuff.

Oh it is? Man, then I gotta do that! I thought it was a new story, like it typically is with DLCs.
And yeah, I didn't fully understand the purpose of the satellite thingies, nor the hangard with ships either, until things started getting real troublesome.

Oh well I don't mind starting over... Not since Mass Effect 2 have I been this excited over a game!

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A very good port of a very, very good game.

I've rounded 20 hours now and things are getting a bit hard. But man, what a game. Luckily there is the Enemy Within DLC to start working on once the campaign is over.
Also, the replay value of this game is sky high. As far as I understand the mission maps are randomly generated and the AI is very good so the next play-through will not be the exact same.

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Thanks for these updates, n30p1r4t3. Appreciated.

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Seriously guys, you NEED to buy this game if so it means installing 64bit Linux on your box. You should have done so long ago anyways :)

No but in my not-so-humble opinion this game is safely rooted in the top3 Linux games list, I am having a serious blast with it and it runs like a charm. A little bit screen tearing here and there can be found, but other than that it's silky smooth. But most important: It's just too damn fun.

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