A new look at the story and the modernized version of Benoît Sokal’s cult classic.

Check out the trailer here.

Check out the game on Steam and GoG.



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Thanks, Ana!

Thank you Ana!

I immediately downloaded and started playing. This remaster is absolutely beautiful! This has to be some of the best graphics I have seen in a remaster. Microids has done a great job with it. Take the keyboard and put it aside, completely mouse driven. The game runs in chapters auto saving within a chapter. Winding gears bottom left of screen appear when saving. You can actually see them. You have a gear, open book and phone top right. The gear takes you to a menu:



The open book holds Objectives, Documents and Objects - inventory collected. Documents can be enlarged by clicking "Read" below the document. This is a nice feature

The phone lists contacts or you can dial a number

Mouse driven the left mouse button is used to click on an object to examine, collect items, start conversations and move around. There is no 360 panning. A nice feature to the left button is a "double click hold" to run. Kate follows the movement of the mouse as you hold or you can double click an area and she will run to it. The right button is suppose to move the camera around and rotate objects. I don't understand this, the scene barely moves side to side up or down. Maybe one has to be in the right place for this to work. Rotating objects does the same not rotating an object all the way around for examination. Again maybe it takes the right object.

Well I am gonna continue on. I hope for a review by flotsam

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Thanks Ana!

Orion, I hope I have as much enthusiasm about the game when I play it as you seem to have. The graphics just don't look as good to me in any of the videos I've seen so far, and the movement and interface all looks (and has been described as) clunky. I'll still play it eventually though.

I'm slightly hesitant to purchase in that there is no manual saving allowed, only at checkpoints, as was the case with the lovely Amerzone Remaster. Some are also saying that even with newer PCs the system is taxed heavily. I"m not sure if my 5 yr old Dell desktop gaming PC can play this without heavy stuttering and/or frame loss. But no manual saves is extremely dissapointing to this older gamer,who can't spend hours at a time on his PC. I DO love the original SYberia; it remains one of my favorite games of all time. SO I might give it a shot to see how it plays on my PC.