Syberia

A vintage game that continues to present challenges and entertainment. Considering the age of the game the visual aspects of the game are still immersive and stunning.

It's a point-and-click game with a lovely story and fun puzzles. Sometimes the puzzles can be a bit far-fetched or unclear, so prepare to be frustrated sometimes (I personally used the Universal Hints System website sometimes when I got stuck, they give hints without giving all of it away). The graphics are also a bit old, and can look a bit uncomfortable on today's wide screens, but you can enhance the quality quite a bit by tinkering around (I used dgVoodoo, you can find a tutorial for it online), so that shouldn't be a reason not to try this game! Other reviews will already have told you that the world of Syberia can be both beautiful and a bit sad, and is sure to intrigue anyone who enjoys a bit of a steampunk aesthetic. Going in with no expectations, I was very surprised and charmed by the story, and came to care about it a lot. It's also the perfect game to snack while playing, since you only need one hand. Idk, I really appreciated that when I was eating a popsicle while playing because it was so hot during the summer. It's a lovely game. Especially when it's at a discount, just give it a shot, while also keeping in mind that the game isn't gonna match up to today's standards. You might find yourself surprisingly charmed.

I like the steampunk asthetic with fun puzzles. Kate is a bit lazy and too afraid to get her hands dirty, but other than that I like the story. I find it fun to find news articles and journals that allow me to explore the world beyond the main story.

A must play for those who love adventure point and click games. Great plot, characters,graphics and generally a very atmospheric game.

This was interesting and,entertaining .