Oh, what fun, to wander aimlessly from one hand-drawn static picture to another back-and-forth, back-and-forth searching for a hotspot to click on (what irony in the protagonist's name, Kate WALKER - get it? - she's named after what she does all game long). Oh, the thrill of listening to the wooden, flaccid characters explaining their uninteresting, empty lives to the equally insipid heroine. A storyline as bland as an unspiced meatball, and "puzzles" that involve no application of problem-solving or thought; Syberia was a cripplingly painful nail into MY coffin as an old-school fan of this beloved genre. "Benoit Sokal" as the game's opening sequence proudly proclaims it to be the creation of, whoever on Earth he might be, is clearly a pretentious fool of the worst kind to produce such rubbish.
I purchased the Syberia Collector's Edition for my daughter (8) for Xmas 2010 based on the overwhelmingly positive reviews here and elsewhere. It is indeed a wonderful game full of marvelous sights and things. Much lik... Read Full Review
Adventure game that never like before! Great adventure and the most great adevnture game for all times! I play it 2 times, first on my own and after 2 years with my girl-friend and was like first time, sensational with m... Read Full Review
