Works perfect in Wine, just install and play. No need to install gecko or mono, great example of "how to do it" :)
Enjoy.

But you might as well try the Linux version :) That it seems work perfect!

Yeah, the Linux version runs great under Linux.

ClarC also autodetects my XBOX 360 Wireless controller.

keep in mind that the topic was about the "old" windows client under wine.
i think you are now talking from the gog linux deb

anyway, its working perfect :)

No problem. The topic is about linux playability, both via wine or with the native game.

Yeah. I should had added a ;-) to my "Linux Version runs great under Linux"

On the other side, it's not taken that a Linux port runs fine under Linux.
Take the Witcher 2 for example, i also have a lot of problems with Civilisation V
You could also add id Games like Return to Caste Wolfenstein, Quake 4 and Doom 3 to the mix.

So i think it's fine to clearly announce that the linux port actually works.

In fact there is one small issue with the gog.com tar.gz package. There is no way to install a .desktop file a.k.a. an icon in the Apps-Menu. Consider this as a whishlist item.

Do it manually, just modify the Exec line to point it to correct exectutable. But I agree, GOG could add a command to the start.sh which would do that all and copy the desktop file to $HOME/.local/share/applications

Hi Shmerl! I did it in a very similar way, but i also modified the Icon Path.

For me It's inconvinient, but maybe other non-ubuntu people simply don't know how to create an menuentry.
i opend an whislist entry for this:
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/linux_targz_optionm_to_install_menu_icons

Not sure, if this is still relevant... Which distribution are you on? Maybe a small program like Menu-Libre could do the trick for you. See here: http://smdavis.us/projects/menulibre/ and here https://launchpad.net/menulibre It lets you create menu entries quite comfortably.
Look in the repositories of your distribution, it's possible that it's there.

I use lxmed, made for lxde works fine also in xfce4. But this menulibre looks quite nice indeed.

Keyboard not working in game (openSUSE Leap). Looks like it expects a gamepad that I don't have.

Game works fine on my 2 linux ends. Steam controller is the best option imho, right next to logitech f710