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Xatrix Entertainment / Oct 23, 2017 / Action, Adventure, Strategy
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CompareCyberia 2 combines blackout-inducing rail shooter action sequences with puzzle-solving and animated movies.
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9 user reviews
78% positive, 9 reviews
A true masterpiece of that time, they did a great job: throwing out unfun parts of Cyberia and improving what was really fun: FMV-shooting. I think FMV-graphics got much better. There's now no separate difficulties for action and puzzle parts and we can't use scanners manually.
19 found this helpful, 2017-10-26
This is one of my favourites all time futuristic games ever. It's nice to play Cyberia 2/Cyberia again. I always recommend.
6 found this helpful, 2021-12-28
Cyberia 2: Resurrection was released in 1995, continuing the plot of its predecessor. Xatrix Entertainment tried to polish the flaws of the original game, but as I see it, it just made it all worse. Graphics became slightly better, and an attempt was made to fuel the story with more characters, broader dialogues, and more frequent and longer cut-scenes. Unfortunately, it made a great disservice to the game, because...
11 found this helpful, 2020-02-12
Never got to play the sequel in the 90's, so I got it now. Ultimately disappointed though for several reasons: • There are single-scene puzzles and rail-shooter type action sequences, very little of the "walk around and look for stuff" gameplay from Cyberia 1. • The VR-style filesystem/directory navigation was very confusing; I didn't even realize what it was or what I should be doing first. I guess some people...
2 found this helpful, 2025-01-11
The main inspiration behind the "Xitilon" name is the "Xatrix" (game developer company) name, which I saw in this game some 25-ish years ago. Never played the first one, but maybe someday. Not an immediately bad game, but aged poorly - what I thought was my lousy aim turned out to be just poor controls of the game itself, and in 2025 it begs for a proper 60FPS remaster (which of course we'll never get due to the...
2 found this helpful, 2025-05-22
A real retro game that took me to my infancy, now is easier than I remebered, took me 3 hours to finish it. Never been able to get the soundtrack, specially the one from the car tunnel sequence.
1 found this helpful, 2022-04-01
Cyberia 2: Resurrection, developed by Xatrix Entertainment and published by Interplay, is a distinctly mid-1990s science-fiction action adventure that embodies the era’s fascination with cinematic storytelling, genre blending, and high-concept spectacle. As a direct continuation of the original Cyberia, the game resumes its story immediately after the first title’s ending, leaning heavily into pulpy techno-thriller...
0 found this helpful, 2026-01-05
Cyberpunk 1994 - one of the first CD-ROM games and one of the first to combine computer animations and Hollywood film technique to form visually stunning graphics and cut scene.
5 found this helpful, 2021-03-23
This is hilarious. It is an on rails shooter that with some "amazing" voice acting. The game is seriously fun to play for a while. Not sure if it is still good on hour 2 though. https://youtu.be/KqlO7Br1siM
13 found this helpful, 2017-10-24