Honest Gamers writes: "Let me back up a bit. In 2002, Syberia made it's way onto the PC amidst a flurry of praise. The game follows the story of Kate Walker, a lawyer sent to the small European town of Valadilene to secure the sale of a toy company for her employer. Things become complicated by the death of the company's owner and the appearance of a mysterious heir. The game broke new ground in the mainstream adventure market by focusing on a serious character-driven narrative and by incorporating strong elements of surrealism and art nouveau in its design. Unfortunately, due to my terrible relationship with PC's, I could never get it to run. I stared at the enticing pictures on the back of the box until my friend asked me for his game back. Those pictures, and a brief demo I managed to play once before it crashed, stuck with me, leaving a puddle of emotional regret that I successfully avoided stepping in for six years".
Today Microids announced that Benoît Sokal's beloved classic adventure series Syberia is being adapted into an animated series.
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Publisher Microïds is bringing Benoit Sokal's 'Syberia' games to Nintendo Switch this November with 'Syberia 3' out now.
