Syberia
DS- Publisher: Dreamcatcher
- Release Date: Nov 25, 2008
- Also On: iPhone/iPad, PC, PlayStation 3, Switch, Xbox 360

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- Developer: Microids, Dreamcatcher
- Genre(s): Adventure, General, 3D, Third-Person, Fantasy
- # of players: 1 Player
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LEVEL (Czech Republic)Best adventure game of 2002 comes with touch controls. Visual cuts are enormous but still the story and overall atmosphere are well worthy to try. Pixelhunting sucks! [Issue#173]
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By far the worst transition of the game, but still an interesting choice if you didn't play this great point and click adventure before.
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In the end, it's almost worth mucking through the poor touch-screen controls and occasionally convoluted progression to experience the game in portable form. Syberia is a good game that's hampered by some distracting issues caused by the transition to the DS.
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Syberia is a gaming experience that really shouldn't be missed, just make sure you're playing on the PC where the game truly belongs.
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While hardcore adventure-game fans might find enough here to warrant a purchase, this game's meant for PC, and it simply works (and looks) far better on its intended platform.
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It is not impossible to enjoy Syberia, you'll just need a lot of patience to do so. For most people though, there comes a point where you'll watch Kate walk across a screen that she can't do anything but traverse and think to yourself "what else can I do while waiting for her?" I'd suggest playing a better game.
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This DS port of the classic PC adventure game is a pale shadow of its original self.
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#42 Most Shared DS Game of 2008
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