Syberia – Cane and Rinse No.649

“Automatons do not have bugs, Kate Walker. They simply display functional idiosyncracies.”

In the aftermath of the golden age of graphic adventure games, the early 2000s offered plenty of ammunition for those who declared the genre to be dead. Microids was intent on changing the narrative when it released spiritual successor to cult-hit Amerzone, Syberia.  Chris Worthington, James, Michiel and Tony ask themselves if it was successful. 

Music featured in this issue:

1. Main Theme by Dimitri Bodiansky/Nicolas Varley
2. Black Eyes by Helena Romanski/Nicholas Varley/Dimitri Bodiansky/Inon Zur

edited by Jay Taylor

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