For those who have yet to buy the the first part of White March, you can get both parts for cheap at Imperial Games [External Link].
Linux keys of course. I just wanted to make you aware, since I was about to buy both DLCs on Steam yesterday until I saw this offer.
I just started my second run through of the game yesterday to experience everything. Last time I got to the last fight but couldn't beat it :-(

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Quoting: ElectricPrismWorks great on i7 6xxx GTX 970 even with several hundred workshop items & mods installed.

Super awesome game. Workshop content is out of this world

How much RAM do you have? And how much does the game use on your machine?

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I gave up on the game too... In my case because it's a real memory hog and quickly fills my measly 8GB of RAM, even with no mods subscribed/installed. :-(

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I have been waiting for the desktop option for the controller for a long time, though to be honest I've actually come to like Big Picture, especially now that I'm able to run it on a separate monitor than the Steam desktop window.

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So, my favourite game is going to become even better? How could I ever complain? ;-)

Although that Vulkandroid does look a little creepy...

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And this is why I NEVER pre-order games. As soon as it's patched and working well, I'll buy it (and I will!).
I'm sorry for you guys who have to suffer through such bad performance :-(

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Quoting: EikeI'm getting close to minimum with my GTX660 these days.
Time to upgrade, but I wanted to wait for this year's new chip generation.

Same here with my factory-overclocked GTX660 (should be on par with a GTX660ti). In my case though, I should probably upgrade everything since I have an i3-2120 3,30GHz CPU and 8GB RAM. Won't be any time soon though, as I'm still able to play the latest Linux games with OK performance at medium-high; Alien Isolation runs absolutely great at high, Shadow of Mordor runs fine on medium, but Cities Skylines is an absolute memory-hog and quickly fills the 8GB, even without mods.
I just hope I can play X-Com 2 when I eventually pick it up.

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I'll buy it for sure when it arrives! I've only watched some Youtube reviews of it when it released, and it looked fun.

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Quoting: BeamboomI must say I'm surprised about Cities: Skylines receiving that many votes. Apart from that it all looks fine although only one of my favourites won. :)

Me too, I recently bought the game, made a large city, and grew really bored; the game has close to no difficulty as is really just a sandbox. Oh well, to each their own.

Quoting: ellieferalHere's to 2016 being another big ole year for Linux gaming.
\o/

Please make it a year with lots of great ports!

BTW, when are you porting Deus Ex: Human Revolution for us? ;-)

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Don't worry, I already own X-Com Enemy Within + Unknown, and have played it for around 100 hours last year. I'm just itching for a new play through ;-)

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