Navigation with gamepad controller now works 100 percent. Other than that, most major issues still remain.

Thanks, Mikael!

Ana

At least that's good to know, Mikael!

syberia 3 work on windows 10? and if I buy a disk verson will it be a steam play I think that it could be a blank disk,wonder why? dianne

An interesting article for those playing or trying to play Siberia 3, and found an improvement. DRM has been 'patched out' apparently.
http://www.game-debate.com/news/22828/de...ys-after-launch

These disks have been around for some time now, all they contain is code for the game distributed from Steam. While some disks tell the buyer what they contain others don’t. The days when you could buy a disk pop it into you’re PC and away you go are over, it’s called ‘progress’

Not having bought Syberia 3, I have little idea if it is the game we have all been waiting for or not, but reading all the players comments on Steam, most say that, apart from the game play problems, that its not. But it’s up to everyone to make their own minds up before buying.

As for me, if I buy a shirt, I don’t expect to have to sew the buttons on myself.

Hi there guys and hope your all having a great day/week!

Has someone played/(reviewed) Syberia 3 yet?! Thanks ever so much in advance & happy gaming all.

Dianne, your question was answered in this thread. Yes, it is windows 10, yes, the disk is a Steam installer, not the game.

Obi, there are lots of comments from players on this thread. Our official review is not yet posted.

I have finished the game and jotted down some unprofessional thoughts HERE

Thank you, GreyFuss for your opinion of the game.

Appreciated !!

It truly served to re-inforce my decision not to buy it.

There are just too many poor qualities to it - on TOP of it being a costly Steam Only release

Thanks Greyfuss! It answered a lot of my questions.

I think that was a very fair-minded and informative review, GreyFuss. I am sure that will be helpful to lots of people.

Thank you so much for that, Greyfuss. Very fair and as positive as you could be...

I have two questions on the Syberia III release:

Would I be able to play it on my Intel 4600 HD Graphics card at 1.7 GB memory? The system requirements on Steam say 2 GB is needed.

If you buy it from Steam, can you just download patches without limit whenever they are published, or do you have to confirm your registration, pay for some upgrades etc? Are version numbers listed in any way to clarify what release you have, and what the relevant patches are?

Best,

Rich

It lists 2 GB for the "Recommended" video memory, so the game might work with 1.7 GB.
But there can still be a problem with the rest of the card not supporting features an R7 260X does support, or simply being too slow.
http://gpu.userbenchmark.com/Compare/Intel-HD-4600-Desktop-125-GHz-vs-AMD-R7-260X/2168vs3151


The Steam client automatically patches your game to the latest version. You don't get to choose which patch you want to use, and you don't get to save the individual patches separately.