I was torn between giving it 3 or 4 stars, but in the end, I decided to give it 3 stars. With the recent update, the game has improved a loooot. However, after finishing the adventure mode, I encountered a few glitches. The graphics are beautiful, the puzzles are fairly easy except for 2-3 that are worth it. The storyline is decent, but it doesn't compare to the previous 2 games. It keeps you in suspense and makes you want to finish it to see the ending (which...spoiler alert...will probably have a continuation). The price is quite low (not even 11 euros) and if you're a fan of pure adventure games, you will enjoy it. The reason I gave it 3 stars in the end is for 2 reasons. The first reason is the poor lip syncing, which seems to rely more on a language other than English. The second reason is the unique gameplay of the game, which takes some time to get used to, and as mentioned before, I got stuck in 2-3 instances and had to replay from those points. However, I believe that at this price, it's a fair purchase.

Syberia is part of a very successful trilogy of games that I personally grew up with and highly recommend. You can imagine my joy when I learned about the release of a third installment in this series, and despite doubts about how such a game could be adapted for the PS4, I rushed to get it from day one. Unfortunately, both the excitement and the expectations I had for this game were disappointed from the first few minutes. The game has lost its character and from being a genuine adventure puzzle game, it resembles a poorly designed exploration game that fails at every step. The graphics are decent enough, but they are overshadowed by the constant glitches and "freezes" that give you the impression that you are playing at 10 fps. (I should note here that I tried the game on a computer as well, but the result was the same). The story seems less interesting compared to previous games in the series, although I can't say for sure because I never managed to play more than 30% of the game (the gameplay is so frustrating that it makes you want to break the CD itself). I don't know if the problem has been solved with a relevant update that may have become available, but the game is a digital crime that manages to destroy a series. My rating is extremely lenient due to the story of the game, which definitely does not deserve to be in your collection, but I highly recommend the previous two games, which are top in their category and far ahead of their time.