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Syberia

Benoît Sokal's 2002 adventure about clockwork machines, mammoths and a long train ride east, as gentle and melancholy as a fairy tale.

New York lawyer Kate Walker travels to a French Alpine village to finalise the sale of an old toy factory. She discovers that the heir, Hans Voralberg, is alive, and follows him across Europe on a train powered by clockwork.

Sold on GOG. A remastered version is also available.

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About the game

Each town on the journey is beautifully drawn, with its own eccentric characters and mechanical puzzles.

Kate's phone calls home show her old life slipping away as the adventure changes her.

History

Created by Belgian artist Benoît Sokal and developed by Microïds in 2002.

Syberia II followed in 2004, then The World Before in 2022.

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Ways to play

GOG.com Syberia, ready to play on modern computers
Paid Open

Extras

Only official, legal extras. We never link to scanned manuals or unofficial downloads.

Official extras on GOG Buying the GOG version also gets you these extras, free to download from your GOG library:
Manual (9 pages) Artworks Syberia tracks
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