Discover the legacy and embark on the journey to Amerzone.
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All four Syberia Games are available in the Syberia Collection at a bargain price!
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Having searched Eastern and Western Europe for a missing heir, Kate Walker finally completed h...
Discover the legacy and embark on the journey to Amerzone.
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All four Syberia Games are available in the Syberia Collection at a bargain price!
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Having searched Eastern and Western Europe for a missing heir, Kate Walker finally completed her long and arduous journey, obtaining the signature of Hans Voralberg and closing the automaton factory buyout. Mission accomplished? Perhaps, but not for her...
An unlikely pair, young Kate Walker and old, eccentric Hans Voralberg now set off on a journey together, in search of the last of the fabled Syberian mammoths at the heart of a long-forgotten universe. The surreal quest Hans began alone several years ago will come to a final close as he and Kate face obstacles far more dangerous than ever before, testing their courage and determination. Far and beyond, a mystical Syberia awaits their arrival.
Love the first two games in the series. Not sure where they are going with the 3rd :( Has nothing much to do with Syberia 1 and 2. I am hoping they are going to do with 3 what they did with the first game. Have a sequel . 3 is lacking the learning about history than 1 and 2 had. Re playing them again thnks to gog. Only a couple of adventure games I've played more than twice and this series is among my favourites. Alot with the Art Deco among other things.
I like the story and I will continue so #3 here I come. Buuuutt some puzzles here are not so great and I did need some help to get through it. Yookel area was nice but to big.
I love the art style and voice acting in particular, but the whole game is put together masterfully. The puzzles are pretty good, and the only drawback of the story is that it's basically part 2 of the story that started in the first game.
This is one of the few games whose ending made me cry, but I love it all the more for it.
The Syberia recap is a nice thing to have, but I’d say it was the better game, with a better setting and atmosphere. Alexei’s book is a pretty nice touch though. In general, the graphics, being in the same style, still hold up well, characters seem to look and move better, though I’d say Kate would need much warmer clothes in that climate, and the music remains nice enough. The writing can be an issue, however, dialogues often not quite fitting together and simply not having enough quality overall. And the fact that you can’t repeat any piece of conversation and they’re not logged either can be quite a problem at times. It can also be annoying when some conversations end after a certain option is selected, before exhausting all, and that often you do exhaust all available topics, but if you immediately talk to the character again, new options appear.
But an adventure game’s gameplay is defined by puzzles, and those again usually made sense, and I’d still consider the lack of inventory ones a plus. It can be tricky to spot some objects or even exits, and the areas that pan can still be confusing at first, but I didn’t even really get frustrated by the few puzzles requiring trial and error, taking them for what they were and solving them quickly. I consider it either a bug or the game‘s one instance of Moon logic that the dream clock puzzle can’t be solved correctly, accurately, but there was just one other place where I checked the walkthrough, the drums in the Youkol Cave, and that was my fault, the area seeming rather confusing and making me think I missed something elsewhere when I just couldn’t find the target for the otherwise obvious solution. They get rather too straightforward after leaving the Cave, however, as if the developers got bored, locations and cutscenes otherwise seeming to indicate that they weren’t really rushing. Was left at a loss regarding Kate’s fate though, and also wondering what the point of everything about her work and being tracked was.
