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Super Replay Title Cyberia Now Available On GOG.com
Senior associate editor Tim Turi calls Cyberia the worst game he has ever beaten, and now it's available to play from Good Old Games.
Originally released in 1994, Cyberia is a PC adventure game with puzzles and on-rails shooting segments, and it is absolutely terrible. We played through the game in its entirety for Super Replay and were so impressed that we jumped right into the sequel. If you've been waiting for a chance to try the game yourself without having to boot up an old PC and track down a physical copy of the game, now is your chance.
If you would rather watch the game be played as opposed to suffering it yourself (our recommendation, frankly), you can check out the full Super Replay by heading here. Or you can check out the first episode below.
Thanks to Andrew M for the news tip!
Our Take
It turns out most people don't have a giant locked vault of classic games near their desk, which is why it is awesome Good Old Games is working to bring these "classics" back in playable form. Otherwise, they would be lost to time, which would be a shame. Everyone('s enemies) should experience Cyberia.
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