Is it out yet?...can I downlaod it anywhere?
tks
Paul

PS I just found a link that said it was released June 2010 for the PC & PS3...is this true?

Paul -- it hasn't been released as far as I know.

Here's what a Mictoids rep posted on their FB page about a week ago :

"Hello everybody. More informations will be available soon (most probably next week). So be patient and keep connected ;-)"

It sounds like it will be soon.

Oh joy! Another Siberia! That's great news! I wonder where this one will go since Hans found his mammoths. These games are excellent and I can't wait to play a new one. Except seeing as I have an older computer I wonder if a new one will play? The last two I was able to play but games like The Longest Journey 2 I couldn't play on my computer. It is still sitting on my games shelf unplayed.

Djinjifila

Could you provide a link to that info on Facebook. I am not a member there so maybe I am blocked out but the only thing I could find is a posting that is 10 months old for Syberia 3 long before the bankruptcy of their parent company.

It's on ***this page***, GreyFuss.
(Link found by Google)

I see it there Jenny, thanks. Hope this isn't going to be a Casual game.......... one never knows nowadays.

Here is an interesting, I am guessing Fan made, Trailer for Syberia 3 Very well done to a recognizable #1 hit. Can you guess it?

Syberia 3

Smooth Criminal by Michael Jackson.....Alien Ant Farm did a heavier cover of it....;)

Another very nice fan made trailer. The music is great.

Now, where's the real thing? <g>

Gil.

Ooh, I LOVE Siberia games

I'm hoping Benoit Sokal is involved in this one, and that there are no action elements involved. Would be nice to see another Syberia game in the vein of the first two.

I love the syberia games too and can't wait for it. It would be nice if big fish would also have it available. These are the games I'm talking about that I want to see more of .

hmmm , as venus said , i don't see how it would work unless benoit sokal was involved . and they would have to release it for the pc , not playstations ,etc.

i mean , they did leave kate so it leaves a lot out of any sequel.

anyway , one can only hope !

"Syberia" is the game that got me started playing PC games. And as they say, "the rest is history". Will definitely be keeping my eye out for #3. The original is still the most visually pleasing game I've played.

I can't wait for it either. Those are the kind of games I'm talking about. Too bad Big Fish does'nt have those kind of games available. It would be great if they added more of those types of games.

I have very, very mixed feelings about this. The story felt very completed to me at the beautiful ending of Syberia 2. Plus, with the dismally low quality of Sokal games since Syberia 2, I've got very slight expectations for any new game he's worked on (something must have happened to him).

Hasn't Sokal only released 3 games since Syberia 1 & 2: Paradise aka Last king of Africa, Sinking Island & Nikopol?

I really loved Paradise although I've yet to play sinking Island & Nikopol (in my TBP stack!)although I've read reviews on them. It does seem, as the games are all so different, that Sokal is interested in experimenting with different ideas rather than 'something must have happened to him'!

I agree that the ending of Syberia was beautiful and seemed completed. But it would be lovely to see what happens next & I'm hopeful that if there is a Syberia 3 in the works that it will deliver what Syberia fans want!

I too have trepidations about Siberia 3, but the games since have never been horrible. I enjoyed Paradise a great deal. I thought that Sinking Island was a bit tedious, but there are lots of gamers who enjoy what I think is too much dialogue. Sinking Island was perfect for them. Nikopol was so entertaining that I bought the movie. I admit that none of them were as good as Siberia, but how many artists have more than one Mona Lisa in them. I'll happily settle for Sokal's next "Pretty Good" game.

Sokal wasn't responsible for everything about Syberia (or Amerzone). A lot of the credit has to go to the developers at Microids Canada, who also made the first Still Life. Since Microids Canada went bankrupt, and the developers went to work at Ubisoft, I don't think we'll see the likes of Syberia 1 and 2 again.

Sokal is an artist and storyteller, but it takes more than that to make a good adventure game. Paradise, Sinking Island, and Nikopol were made by developers at White Birds, who I think lacked the experience of the Microids Canada developers.

If there is a Syberia 3, there's no telling who'd be developing it or what it would turn out to be.

While I do agree that the Syberias were Sokal's best works, I also really enjoyed Paradise and Sinking Island. Particularly Paradise, but then I had a strong fondness for the leopard companion. Give me any kind of cat companion in a game, and I'm sold.

I thought both games had intriguing stories, beautiful graphics, and in the case of Sinking Island, very original puzzles. SI actually reminded me quite a bit of a modern version of The Colonel's Bequest, one of my favorite games from the EGA era. I found both games strong enough to be included in my yearly recommendations, but of course, tastes differ.

As for Syberia 3, I will hold out for further information before I get too excited about it. I agree that Syberia 2 ended perfectly, and I don't feel that I personally need a sequel. If the story looks interesting enough, I will probably pick it up. However, if it turns into some kind of hybrid multi-player game, I will most likely skip it.

Can you say "time for a replay"?

If a Syberia 3 ever gets released I'll eat my hat !!

And even if it does - and I do - I can't see it being anything like the first two games. Too many years (and technologies) have passed by since then

Mad, the update is posted here.

Yes, I had read that thank you, BrownEyedTigre, but it doesn't change my mind.

I'll believe there's a Syberia 3 when it actually gets released - and then I'll eat my hat