Posted on: December 4, 2023

TheSnake835

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Spiele: 335 Rezensionen: 10

Classic Adventure

Atmosphere and Story is nice.

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Posted on: September 6, 2024

ZachOfSweden

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Spiele: 29 Rezensionen: 3

Cozy as heck and (mostly) fair puzzles

If you played the first Syberia and enjoyed it, you're gonna like this one as well. There are quite a few graphical inprovements (mostly pertaining to animations) but it is still very much the same style. I find most parts of the game to be highly entertaining and cozy, but I sometimes experience a severe visual glitch whenever the game is minimized. This glitch requires a restart, and is the only reason for the 4/5 honestly. No clue if this is exclusive to me, GOG, or whatever, but there you have it.

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Posted on: August 2, 2021

kikiriki1970

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Spiele: 288 Rezensionen: 11

A brilliant adventure!

One of the best adventures I have ever played!

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Posted on: January 9, 2012

Charon121

Spiele: 333 Rezensionen: 24

A disappointment

The first Syberia is a classic in adventure gaming. It captured loneliness and desolation like no other game. I expected something similar from its sequel, but it didn't make nearly as grand an impression. The landscapes are mostly bland white, with little variety. The people you encounter are cardboard-cutout characters. Syberia had them too, but they embodied archetypes in a much better way. You might want to buy this game only to find out how the story ends, though if I were you, I'd wait for a price drop or special offer.

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Posted on: December 7, 2019

chlop

Spiele: 2575 Rezensionen: 106

Budget title that wastes its potential

Having tried to play Syberia and finding it fairly boring, the only reason I played Syberia 2 was because I got it for free. So maybe I'm biased from the get go, but from experiencing the two games, they always seemed like the budget titles that somehow stuck with people, against all odds. Largely due to the weird story behind it, I imagine. A story that Syberia 2 doesn't really advance very much. Rather a companion of yours gets sick, so you need to abandon the journey temporarily so that you can treat him. It doesn't make for a very interesting game, and although interesting locations present themselves - ones you might find in an adventure novel, they get so underutilized, they don't really leave any lasting impression. The first great location you come across is a small town at the edge of livable conditions, which somehow has an old train track reaching it, and in fact, surpassing it. There's nothing ahead but snow, yet the tracks keep going. You'd think it would make for a very interesting town with quaint characters, but you only ever get to interact with a handful of the residents, and they all seem as normal as can be. It's the same in every location you come across - you get to interact with only a handful of people, none of them very memorable. There are the puzzles you need to solve, but most of the time they are fairly straight forward, involving going from screen to screen looking for items on the ground. There are plenty of screens, but most of them empty, and only serve to lengthen the game, since puzzles require you to move back and forth a lot. The main character could have been a draw, but she is devoid of a personality, possibly in order to allow the players to put themselves in her shoes more easily. There are other more unique characters, but a lot of them are fairly stereotypical - the quirky shaman of a tribe, the hunched over bad guy with a dumb sidekick, the religious guy who's secretly evil, etc.

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