Syberia was once a well-received point-and-click adventure series, telling the tale of a young woman's exciting journeys in a vaguely steampunk world. Syberia 3 marks the return of the series after a decade, but fails to modernize it in a captivating way due to its clunky mechanics, frustrating...

Better off left in the past

Immersive and interesting storyline

Lack of puzzle variety and difficulty; Massive framerate drops; Audio skipping; Clunky controls

After few hours, I can say that this game is a surprise! Story and music are wonderful. It's the second game whose I'm not used to play that surprise me since Life is Stange.

I was one of the fan for old series of this game and I played all of them, and when I heard about this one, I was very excited about it, but as soon as I played it, it was awful compare to those old game and the fact this game is coming in 2017 with this kind of graphic and lots of glitches is...

Absolutely amazing game haven't played the others as not available on ps4 but I wish they were because this game is fabulous loved every minute

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The voice acting (other than the main character, the original voice actor for Kate Walker in the previous games) is ridiculous, the voices don't match the characters, and actors with american accents criticize other american accented people for being foreign.

Syberia dates way back to 2002 and was ported to almost every system available, even the humble Nintendo DS back in 2008, followed by iOS in 2014. The adventures of softly-spoken lawyer-cum-adventurer, Kate Walker, garnered a strong following thanks to the intriguing yarn woven by Benoit Sokal, but...

In case you have never played the original games, the Syberia series follows the laid-back exploits of Kate Walker, a lawyer from New York. She was originally sent to see the transfer of a toy company to a conglomerate, but the allure of adventure beckoned, and she abandons her city life to help an...

A rare point-and-click adventure on console; An occasionally charming story

Technical problems abound; Unpolished experience; Even subtitles are glaringly wrong

If this truly is the next generation of adventure games, then the future looks bleak because this lacks brevity, punch and drama. Kind of important features in the genre.