Syberia (2002) | Longplay Full Game Walkthrough No Commentary
0Full game longplay of Syberia, classic adventure game released by Microids in January 2002, for almost everything, PC, PS2, Xbox, and by now also PS3, X360, Switch, NDS and Android Phones. This being the OG Xbox version, with widescreen cinematics, and 4:3 gameplay in 720p/1080i modes with some scaling to fit the screen done by me. Also apparently I ticked off some "camera collor effect" in my rendering software and the video came out pretty saturated in a weird way. (too much blues)
Syberia is a point 'n' click, semi-realistic/semi-surrealistic adventure game in which the player must solve various puzzles and follow certain procedures in order for the story line to proceed. As a purely graphical adventure game, Syberia follows the guidelines introduced by Broken Sword.
The game begins when American lawyer Kate Walker is sent by her law firm to the fictional French village of Valadilène to oversee the corporate takeover of a family-owned spring-automaton toy factory. When Kate arrives, she finds that the recently deceased owner, Anna Voralberg, had informed the village notary before her death that her brother Hans is alive, despite her father claiming he was dead and buried. Realising that Hans is now the owner of the factory, Kate learns she must get his approval in order to allow the takeover to proceed. Investigating the Voralberg estate, she learns that Hans not only exists, but was also injured in a cave outside the village during his youth, while attempting to retrieve a prehistoric doll of a man riding a mammoth. The resulting accident stunted his development, leaving him mentally handicapped and causing him to develop an obsession to find mammoths to ride as the doll depicts. Despite proving extremely creative with making automatons, his father disapproved of his obsession, and disowned him as a direct result.
Timestamps:
0:00:00 - Valadilene
2:07:00 - Barrockstadt
4:21:57 - Komkolzgrad
5:40:04 - Aralbad
6:33:04 - The Escape!
7:06:39 - Ending and Credits