![[Switch] Syberia 1+2 - $2.39 (Was $47.95, 95% off) @ Nintendo eShop](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/87/593187.jpg?h=b6808874)
Decent deal for the classic Syberia Point & click games.
Given the reviews for Syberia 3 (particularly the Switch Port), these may be the only games from the series you will ever need if you're at all interested in it.
[Switch] Syberia 1+2 - $2.39 (Was $47.95, 95% off) @ Nintendo eShop
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Agreed, but the file size… is the game good?
i played it on PC a couple months ago. They were goodish but haven't aged well.
I would give the first one a 7, and the second one an 8. If you're an adventure game connoisseur, not a whole lot happens in them. They're about 10 hours long but the story can be summed up in a paragraph each. You spend the whole game chasing a macguffin in both games. You find it and game ends. Nothing much happens in between. There are some emotional payoffs but there's not enough story content for a whole game. The Longest Journey is much better, and there is a fan HD AI upscaled remaster for it which makes it look beautiful.
Don't play Syberia 3. It's bad.
Yeah, was thinking about grabbing trilogy as my local eb has stock. But given all the bad reviews on the third release, I grabbed this digital copy. Less than $3 spent, what could go wrong? :)
@Jay Nomad: if you actually intend to play it, I'd love to hear your thoughts on the game. The whole trilogy was about $6 on steam a month ago, so I got 3 with it and started playing it but gave up not long into it.
And if you've played TLJ, which is usually $5 when discounted on steam. I consider that possibly the best point and click adventure I've played. And I hail from the golden era of Sierra and Lucasarts adventures of the 90s.
Brought both, finnished 1 and its pretty good.
Just curious. What did you like most about 1?
If you liked 1, you should like 2, because it's just more of 1.
I felt the game was lacking in twists and the journey was mostly uneventful. Some stuff happens along the way, such as your train needing to be wound a few times, but nothing that adds to the greater plot. Normally when you play an adventure game, by the end you feel like you went through a lot but I didn't get that sense here. It was a ton of reading articles and talking to people, but it was just one stall after another in reaching your objective.
Can't go wrong at this price.