Syberia 1 & 2 Game Cover

Syberia 1 & 2 are adventure games following Kate Walker, a lawyer who becomes entangled in the search for a missing heir to a toy factory. Her journey takes her across Europe and into Siberia, where she uncovers a mysterious world of automatons and ancient cultures. With a focus on exploration, puzzle-solving, and narrative, these games offer a captivating and immersive experience.

  • Nintendo Switch

Reviews

73%
Audience ScoreBased on 34 reviews
graphics1 positive mentions
  • The game features a compelling narrative and memorable characters, making it a standout in the point-and-click genre.
  • The puzzles are challenging and satisfying to solve, providing a rewarding experience for players who enjoy exploration and storytelling.
  • The remastered version for the Nintendo Switch allows players to experience these classic games with improved graphics and the convenience of portable play.
  • The game suffers from bugs and technical issues, particularly in the PS4 version, which can hinder the overall experience.
  • There is a lack of fast travel, leading to excessive backtracking that some players may find frustrating.
  • The graphics and voice acting show their age, which may detract from the experience for players expecting modern visuals and audio quality.
  • story2 mentions

    The story in "Syberia 3" continues the narrative from previous installments, but it is heavily dialogue-driven, which may not appeal to players who prefer more action-oriented gameplay.

    • “The story has been continued in a compelling way, making it a worthy addition to the series.”
    • “If you enjoy deep narratives and character development, this game offers an engaging experience.”
    • “So unless you like really long and boring games that are mainly based on dialogue and storytelling, then this is not for you.”
    • “Rest assured that the story has been continued, but I have reviewed 'Syberia 3' in its own review.”
  • graphics1 mentions

    The graphics are praised for their clarity and quality on the Switch OLED, providing a visually appealing experience both on the handheld device and when connected to a 4K TV, even though it does not support native 4K resolution.

    • “I used a Switch OLED, and the graphics and text were nice and clear both on the Switch and when connected to a 4K TV (although not in 4K).”
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