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Reader reviews for Syberia page 7

Adventure Gamers Reader reviews, read what other adventure gamers think of Syberia.

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Rating by Vicek posted on Jul 6, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by Stuart posted on Jul 2, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by Jaremaing posted on Jun 18, 2012 | edit | delete


My favorite adventure-A beautiful experience from start to finish


I love everything about this game. Kate Walker is a likeable, strong heroine that never has to use violence or cruel trickery to get what she wants. While a clever adventure game always involves tricking somebody, she apologizes and makes good terms with the person later. The prerendered backdrops make for beautiful scenery. The story is great, the interface is simple, but able to get the job done, and pretty much everything else in this game makes you feel loved by the developers. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone who wants to experience a true work of art.


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Time Played: 10-20 hours

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Rating by Alltongue posted on Jun 10, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by Trumgottist posted on Jun 9, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by syberia posted on Jun 7, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by millenia posted on Jun 4, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by Arioch posted on Jun 2, 2012 | edit | delete


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Rating by Lucien21 posted on May 27, 2012 | edit | delete


Classic game of Automatons, Mammoths and an epic train journey.


You are Kate Walker, lawyer, in search of Hans Voralberg in Syberia.

I credit this game with getting me back into adventure games after a gap in the early 00’s. It’s georgous graphics and haunting soundtrack drew me into the strange world of Automatons as we went from one great location to another.

Most of the locations revolve around trying to find ways to wind up your clockwork train and range from a university to a space port.

Unfortunatly, the georgous visuals are great to look at but lack interaction. There are very little hotspots in the game making the game seem empty. It is frustrating to run through 5 screen of lanscapes with nothing to do, hit a dead end and have to run all the way back.

Puzzles are, for the most part very simplistic with only one that stretches the grey matter (The Blue Helena puzzle).

The characters and story are pretty decent. There is some decent background info to be found on the Hans/Ann story as you go from place to place. You meet some decent characters along the way that will help or hinder your progress. Your mobile phone remains a link to Kate’s past and over the course of the game you start to wonder what the hell she was like back home as other than her mother all her other contacts are idiots. Her annoying arse of a boss, her fiance is a stuck up git and her best friend bonks her fiance after Kate is away for a couple of days. With friends like these i’d run off to Syberia as well.

Overall it is a pretty simple game with a decent story and georgous visuals. The ending felt more like a mid interval break than a true ending, but I can forgive it because they did make a sequel.


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Time Played: Under 1 hour

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Rating by distant voice posted on May 22, 2012 | edit | delete


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