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Syberia II

Syberia II is a 2004 adventure game conceived by Benoît Sokal and developed by MC2-Microïds, and a continuation to Syberia. It is a third-person puzzle-solving game. more...

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Stylistically identical to the first Syberia, Syberia II improves upon the first game by introducing more realistic character animation. This game is not a sequel to the first game, but rather a continuation or second chapter. The game includes a recap of the first chapter, so therefore does not require the player to have experienced the first game. Sokal's latest adventure game Paradise has no connections to Syberia but does use the same high quality artwork and a similar interface.

Plot summary

Syberia II continues the adventures of American lawyer Kate Walker from the first game as she abandons her increasingly stressful life in New York in order to accompany an eccentric inventor to a remote land in Russia known as Syberia where surviving remnants of prehistoric mammoths still live. But unknown to Kate, her controlling employer isn't about to let her just disappear on a wild adventure.

Romansburg

Kate begins at a small frontier town called Romansburg. Just like its prequel, there are several puzzles that Kate has to solve before being able to go on. One major puzzle is the mechanical horses that are owned by Cirkos, an old friend of Hans. He asks Kate to ask Hans to come and fix them. Later Kate finds Hans at Cirkos's pub staring at the horses. He faints and therefore Kate must find someone to heal Hans. From a little girl named Malka, she learns that the priests at the monastery can heal Hans. When she arrives at the monastery they refuse to let her in because she is a female. Kate steals some robes and sneakily goes in. The monks take care of Hans, but they are reluctant to let Kate talk to Hans. Kate learns from Hans that he had a friend at the monastery that went away to live with the Youkols. She finds the friend's notebook and finds out about a herb mixture that would help Hans. When Hans recovers, the monks do not let him out. Finally, Kate takes Hans out to the small cemetery, where there is a crack in the wall and a neglected coffin. Hans gets in and just as they are about to go, the priest finds out. The priest tells his men to take Kate and Hans, but Kate pushes off and jumps in. After a wild ride down the mountain where the monastery sat, they reach the bottom. Hans still needs to rest in the train carriage, so the duty of fixing the mechanical horses falls to Kate. When Kate does fix it, she hears a rumbling above. She soon realizes that the train has left without her and that two evil men, Igor and Ivan, have taken Hans and Oscar hostage and stolen the train so they could go to Syberia and take the mammoth ivory there. She finds a gangcar, but finds out that she will need an animal to power it. Kate remembers that Ivan and Igor had a youki, a cross between a seal and a bear, which would be just right for the job. Kate 'borrows' the youki and sets off to catch the train.