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Sadly if I had to recommend a pick between PC and DS, PC would win. The DS version was pretty decent, but perhaps because I played it over a decade ago (and literally knew what to do in solving puzzles XD) and I'm hard-die fan of the series. I heard only bad reviews, but I never depend on what majority thinks - I make my own judgment after I will actually play it The author's last game was canceled and he parted with Microids so there was even talk he won't be doing it, but in the end he did help with the game. It took 7 years since it was officialy announced, but it came.

Fri 9th Jun Yup the story was pretty much finished in S2, but I somehow felt (perhaps hoped) that a third game would come.

It was very frustrating how they constantly kept delaying the release date. Don't bash the game if you didn't even try I've been waiting for Syberia 3 since Syberia 2. It's purposely named Syberia not Siberia. I can't even count how many times I replayed the games like 10 times each at least XD I even played the first on DS XD too bad not even one for 3ds still glad they work for Switch. Yes S1&2 are quite old games, but perfectly playable even today. I see people being disappointed calling it even boring, but don't judge it by cover or release date.

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I have both Syberia 1 and 2 on PC and I'm getting the third one on PS4 (still thinking about buying the collector''s edition), but I strongly recommend it to anyone who loves click&point adventures. I love Benoît Sokal's artwork (I played all the games he ever made like Amerzone which is a "prequel" to Syberia, Paradise - both the PC and DS version and Sinking Island) and this is really great news. I don't own Switch and I don't intend to own one (still too many unfinished games on my 3DS with still lot of new coming), but I've been fan of Microïds since the first Syberia game (and fanclub member).

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Yes, it has its tiny flaws here and there, but overall, the experience was still positive.Īnd FINALLY an actual racing sim on a Nintendo platform? That's good news indeed, and the company responsible for it (Eden Games) has a pretty decent track record, so this could actually be a very interesting addition to the Switch software catalog.Īnd for those of you wanting to know a bit more, here are some gameplay videos from Syberia, Flashback and Gear Club: The view on the old one suffers WAY too much from rosy-tinted memories and especially when judged on its own merits, it's actually quite an entertaining "2.5D" platform game. The first game still holds up quite well today, HD graphics or not, because the story line is so good, that once it draws you in, you won't care about such trivialities anymore.ĭon't know about the third one though, since I only played the first two, but those I can definitely recommend to any fan of the genre.Īnd contrary to bad reviews, the Flashback reboot really isn't that bad.

Far as I'm concerned, Syberia should be on the radar of any serious adventure game lover.