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Now in 3D, there has been an attempt to bring the game mechanics up to date and while this does work for the most part, the tank controls for Kate can be very annoying and the object selection is hit and miss. Where Syberia 3 starts making mistakes is the user interface. The Youkol also need to leave so that their ostriches can continue their migration successfully. There is plenty of story that connects to the past game, but in truth you can continue the game knowing that people are on their way to come and collect you, which means you need to get out of there.
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For fans of adventure games, this is fine, even if you don’t know much about the story. Now seemingly trapped in the hospital with the tribe’s guide, you must find a way to escape and get the guide out too. Instead what we are given is an introduction revealing that protagonist Kate Walker, a New York lawyer is now in a hospital after being saved by the Youkol tribe. I’ll admit I never really invested much time in the Syberia games, and some type of catch-up would have been nice. That was about thirteen years ago though, and now Syberia 3 has arrived to carry on the story, but is it worth the wait? I remember the first two Syberia games for the fairly strong story and the fact that they were good point & click adventures when there seemed to be no others around.