#Syberia 3 xbox forum update
#Syberia 3 xbox forum Pc

The bar has been set high with the games of late but the developers of Syberia 3 don't seem to have kept up with the times.

#Syberia 3 xbox forum Pc

But in 2017 it does not hold its own as a PC game. Syberia 3, with all of its broken mechanics and animations, could have made for an acceptable mobile game by an indie team of one or two developers back when it was supposed to be released in 2010. Syberia 3 effectively turned Lara-soft into Lara-crap and it'd be for the best if they left it on that note if they were to follow up with a similarly broken sequel. Nevertheless it is far from being perfect with its plot holes and illogical sequences.īut oh boy, the story now ends in a cliff-hanger of sorts and now I'm genuinely scared for Kate's fate, not based on the plot, but on the backlash of her fans. Although it was arguably not necessary to bring Kate Walker back into action, the story of Syberia 3 manages to weave into the prequels' universe somehow. But a few ingenious puzzles can't save such a broken game.Īs for the story, it follows shortly after the events of Syberia II, but the game offers no recap for newcomers or those who played the last game nearly a decade ago. In fact you'll need to explore every available area in the game to find clues, key items and what not.

Solving the puzzles are how you progress in the game, and in true Syberia fashion, it is done by thoroughly scouting your environment. The gameplay itself is linear and the puzzles are not too hard to figure out and they are actually the only high point of the game as each puzzle is unique and require different solutions.

#Syberia 3 xbox forum update

Some issues were reportedly addressed with the major update of April 27th but I did not find much improvements as whatever I've listed above still persist at the time of writing. Although not consequential, it is definitely noticeable. The video below will give you an idea what you have to deal with:Īnother issue I've noticed is the discrepancy between the spoken dialogues and the subtitles. And it doesn't help that the controls are rather clunky and often unresponsive. The 3D, third person approach does not quite fit the bill in this game as the camera angle changes whenever you move to a different frame and you'll need more than just a keen eye to discover some key items in these conditions. If you thought that was all, then I'm sorry to say you're wrong. One of the many, many glitches in the game I'm not sure about the cause of the load times because the graphics seem to have stagnated in the era the game was initially supposed to be released. It could have been looked over had it been NPCs and/or for only a few occasions but even the main character suffers from the same issues.Įven the trailers hint at the issues mentionedĪdditionally you'll encounter glitches and interminable load times on several occasion that you'll grow to accept them as being part of the game. The latter barely made an effort to sound any different from each character they voiced, often forgetting to convey genuine emotions. Not to mention the mediocre voice acting, often so awkward that I feel embarrassed for the couple of voice actors who voiced the whole game. First off, the characters have really awkward animations mostly apparent with their unnatural motion and their poorly animated facial expressions (and you thought it'd stopped at Mass Effect Andromeda). The whole game is plagued with technical issues. In practice, it doesn't really work out as planned. Sounds like a perfect revival of the series, no? You'll get to experience Kate's adventure first hand, literally every step of the way, all the while solving puzzles one more unique than the other. You'll have to guide her as she helps the Youkol tribe in their migration while fending off some mysterious detractors. I'm pretty sure the script for the game wowed the developers into making the game a reality The story is an intriguing adventure tale that gives you control of Kate Walker as she wakes up from a coma (Snake, is that you?!) after being rescued by the nomadic Youkols from the brink of death.

Initially slated for a 2010 release, Syberia 3 went into a development hell of sorts and only saw the light of day this April. Back in the cold, snowy land where mammoths are rumored to still roam and the nomadic Youkols ride their snow ostriches for their annual migration, Syberia 3 is here to take you back into the fantastic world crafted by Benoît Sokal.