Cyberia (DOS) - Complete Long Play
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- Cyberia is a science fiction action adventure video game originally released for MS-DOS in January 1994, and released two years later on the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and 3DO consoles. A sequel, Cyberia 2: Resurrection, was released in 1995 for both DOS and Windows 9x formats.
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Yeah in 1995 it WAS such a hyperreal impressive game, it was simply unbelievable. Cyberia, Myst and a few other games really shaped my childhood.
I absolutely agree :) This game, enemy zero and myst :)
Yup. This Descent, Doom, Command and Conquer....
I agree
Mad Dog McCree
1 of my all time favorites as well, pretty immersive for the time
I remember skipping classes back in 1997 in a small town in Latvia to visit my classmate Mikhail. I helped him to install and play this game on his DOS system. I dont remember how far we got in, but we had very limited english and had no clue what was happening. We called it Kuberia. It was magic
In my childhood I thought, that "Cyberia" is "Сибирь". I am from Moscow.
grapefraud I read Cyrillic alphabet so I can understand where your mistake was :)
and Dennis, I also though for years this is how you spell Siberia
greetings from Israel :)
truly magical
Your English is great !
En 1996 lo jugábamos con mi hermano en la primer pc de escritorio que tuvimos. Era casi ciencia ficción.. nos parecía super avanzado para la época.
Damn I've spent the last 10 years trying to remember the name of this game. Can finally rest.
I know that feeling bro... same as you but i found it out TODAY!
same
HahhA yes same here
same! i played this with Full Throttle.. then way back 2002-2006 i played Full Throttle again,, then my brain is struggling to figure out this title.. here i am now, year 2021, FINALLY knowing this game's title
Joining the team. I remember laughing as a child when the plane exploded because of the wrong code. Today I finally know the name of this game.
I finally found this game!!! I've been searching years for it!!! 🙌🙌🙌
Is it that good???
Me too lol
me too lol
Same here
same!!!
Que recuerdos, 1995!!!, jugando Cyberia en mi IBM Aptiva
Same haha that blue button on the front with the drop down cover seemed so hi tech
This and Descent on the 90s with my dad and brother just brings on the nostalgia...
My dad and I played this, Descent, and many other titles. Great memories.
My grandfather bought a compaq Presario that came with a demo of Descent. My brother and I played it a lot, it was hard but visually in 94 it was stunning.
i was a kid when this came out, wathced my dad play it. looking at it today, 2 things:
- graphics: it was '94 ... quite impressive looks given the era
- overall vibe: the game has an absolute unique vibe to it, some strange, mysterious type shit that keeps you in the magic - even if there really is none
this must have been a state of the art game when it came out
Yea definitely thought state of the art, I wanted to play it so bad but never got a chance. My cousin got it for me, there was another game he got for me 'Bioshock' some mutant game.
4:47 One of the best lines in video games. I've been trying to remember the name of this game and I was finally able to figure it out after google searching "Gia, quit screwing around and bring him to my office."
Good memories. I'm so glad someone posted this. I was so young when I played this, I think I got stuck at the password. Was it Einstein? No way I knew who he was when I was that young but this game was so cool as a kid. Just way ahead of it's time in terms of experience. A shame I couldn't go further when I was a kid, but man it was so cool to finally be able to see the rest of the game. I remember some of the deaths were crazy. In the snow world, I remember if you go the wrong path you got shot by merc's. I think in that loud area if you stay too long he dies from the sound gripping his ears. It would be AWESOME to see a bloopers real of all the alternative paths/deaths. PS I totally had the hots for Gia :)
I only have one game left to remember from my childhood. It was an NES game where I think you could learn magic. There was a well in the early part of the game that if you jumped down you couldn't get out of. Another game I was just too young at the time to understand. I'd love to find that title and play it again.
I remember the words "area secure" bringing such relief.
Cyberia was a quantum leap forward in computer gaming technology for its time period. This game was the reason I became a computer gamer.
For a title that's over 20+ years old, it sure looks fantastic for its age. Many games aged gracefully or miserably. But Cyberia still holds its ground for its technology, ambient sounds, dark plot, and atmospheric environment throughout the game!
lmao what in god's name are you talking about, this is absolutely hideous and its utterly moronic writing and design have aged it horrendously
Perfect game. I played it 100 times as a child. I have it in the collection of Sega Saturn.
Memorable "Interplay" intro. & the "Vista Pro" like pre-rendered graphics. Good times
This game deserve to be a remake or Cyberia 3. It was a legend in 3D games.
+Şükrü ERDEM I Agree
This used to be one of my favorite games back in the day. Those hovercraft missions seemed and were incredibly badass back then. We used to compete with my cousin on who can do better. I also used to draw huge sprawling scenes based on them, with many aircrafts, tanks and buildings. I was 9 back in 1995. Good times.
My Introduction to PC Gaming, Great Job Uploading this video !
I loved loved loved this game so much.
Yo también adoro este juego! me emocionó mucho!
Cyberia is one of the few games I was able to buy and play as a kid. The graphics and videos were amazing at the time and I was a big fan of the on-rail shooting sequences.
Unfortunately I can't say it's aged very well. The on-rail shooting sequences in the beginning are entertaining but very short. The combat while exploring the complex is irritating to say the least. The on-rail shooting inside the complex is down right maddening. You must memorize locations where the enemies will be as there are several that will be on screen for a split second before they are gone and you are dead.
If you want to give the game a shot for yourself check the links in the description.
and let's not forget how god awful the voice acting is. Even back then, it was awful.
Swizzley Was one of my very first games....
I was a kid. Yes, it was very strange to me, the acting the voices, but i remember some parts memorable... when he was flying, the last and the before last scenes was memorable to me, The music, the action. And the part most frustrating.. the password EINSTEIN ! ... it took me weeks to understand the password. And the final scene, when he is falling from the space, damn!... epic!... but in cyberia 2 was nothing to compare with the original cyberia.
Xatrix its no longer exist. They coul be a big company.
The voice acting was great compared to other examples, and was one of the things Cyberia was praised for. It still is fine, today.
David
I Have Cyberia installed in my computer ready to be played anytime. :-D
Cool, same here. Cyberia is one of my all-time favourite games.
I beat this game so many times, THE game that introduced me to the joys of pc gaming. Replayed it and Cyb 2 not two months ago with my 9 year old son, he was very impressed with the gameplay/graphics considering it's age. And a new generation of pc gamer is born just like that :D
wow didnt think id find this on youtube lol. I was able to get to the level where you fight nanobots with that probe in the hallway, but I could never beat that part. I tried 100s of times i think lol but gave up. didnt realize how close i was to the end of the game. damn thats frustrating
I attempted the level a bunch of times until I gave up and watched it here. Had no idea it was that close, either. Absurdly difficult.
32:47 Seriously, how awesome was this music from this mission? It was perfect.
I like all music in this game. And it's by Thomas Dolby!
I replayed this mission so many times just to hear the music again. Back when gaming had expansions, not micro transactions.
Yup 🤜
Man, I kept seeing those explosion VFX in all sorts of games and even movies for years
It was a neat trick that game devs used by creating 3D renders that were too much for consumer pc's and consoles to handle and convert it to FMV and sprites. I gave the illusion that you were playing a game with (at the time) advanced 3D polygon graphics,.. but it was at the cost of gameplay as smoothly animated FMV and sprites required massive amounts of storage.
This was my very first Computer Game ive ever played =P its so cool to find this here after all this years xD
Thanks AVGN
People call me crazy about the existence of this game and I remembered that I played as a kid long time ago
I was a junior in high school when this came out. Blew my mind. The only computer games I had played up until that point were commodore 64 games. This was next level stuff! Thanks for posting this, it was fun to reminisce.
This and Wing Commander III Heart of the Tiger were my first PC games.
Oh my god. The dude with the weird ass double-ponytail (?). How could I ever forget that???
thank you for posting this video cyberia was one of the first games I've ever played and I thought it was amazing my son was just a baby and his baby crib when I was playing it it took me about two days to beat the game this was a real treat for me thank you
as a child I watched my father play this game on the computer
iCharmCity410
same here. so many memories.
Damn i bought this game im the same age as your father then or close i loved it but never finished it crap.
ya'll my people here LOL X'D aaah the memories ^^
I watched my older brother.
"Get him"
"Right, Boss"
Santos was such a blocker
The greatest adventure of my childhood. Now I know what was hypnotizing me, soundtrack in flight scenes is amazing.
Thomas Dolby is guilty of it.
господи, я сейчас прям как отрочество свое вспомнил. Это был космос, а не игра. Это было великолепно!
I can remember the first time I looked at this game. My dad bought an IBM APTIVA and it came with Cyberia as part of the package. I used to play Nintendo back then and watching a 3D game for the first time opened my perception of gaming to a whole new level. Good memories.
Nostalgia! This was the reason I became a gamer. I had this in those big boxes pc games used to be sold. The graphics, the music, the plot, the atmosphere, it was amazing.
I remember I got stuck for months on that Einstein password (there was no internet to look for walkthroughs) until I found it in a game magazine and I was SO happy!
That final shooting level is a bitch thou
I loved this game, at the time I thought its graphics was unreal :)
thanks for posting this. used to play this all the time as a kid with my father.
Man, this brings back so many memories of watching my older brother play this game. He and my dad would intentionally die at the vent fan at 36:49 because of how (comically) gruesome it was for the time. They'd show as much family as they could, laughing their asses off at each family member's reaction. Great memories!
I remember playing this on playstation with my dad back in the 90s...I also remember we had no clue what we were doing as it was the first playstation game we ever bought a long with project overkill...This was the golden era right here
i must have played the beginning sequence like 100 times.. i don't think the rest was very playable but i was still obsessed with the graphics when i was a kid
ugh I love these FMVs so much.
One day a friend gave me this game and I installed it on my dads pc which was in a corner in our living room. It was around 2001 and I was eleven years old. (Win 95, 133 Mhz CPU, 4MB RAM?, 56k Internet)I think it was with german language and it really scared the shit out of me in the beginning because you die instantly If you choose a wrong decision. It was to intense for a kid, who was used to play with Lego . Later I gained some skill and mastered a few level. This game felt so real like it came from the future! Thanks for sharing and the good memorys.
There was a demo of this game in german "PC Games" with the ocean level. I was really blown away by the graphics, even thogh its just pre rendered. One of the most amazing titles these days, besides system shock, megarace etc.
I was 15 years old when I played this game in ‘95. Thanks for the video!! What a memories!!
Now *_that_* brings back some memories. The very first computer I got wwaayy back in the 90s came with that game. I played the hell out of the game and even beat it. But the speakers that came with the computer (they were built in) were crap and I could never understand what the AI was saying at the end. Thanks for letting me finally hear what was being said.
Man I had this on a cd in preschool. I use to show it to everyone. I cant belivive I stumbled across this randomly I use to have dreams about it and all it use to creep me out to at times. So glad I found this. So nostalgic.
Was always so relieved when I finally landed at the Cyberia Complex and got to jump through the fan(Slice-o-matic).
O.o Mind Blown, had this pre installed on my first machine....
2022 and I've finally found this, absolutely made my childhood!
I had a demo or the intro on a disc included on my 386 IBM PC purchase. Didn't wanna play it since I was a text-adventurer/point'n'clicker, except for ALONE IN THE DARK, SYSTEM SHOCK, DOOM (thank you GOD-cheat), ECSTATICA, LITTLE BIG ADVENTURE and so on. (Due to poor PC performance-wise and cause I was bad at and quickly bored by Arcade games). Nobody had this game, so watching this today is very nice. Thx for uploading
I had my hands on the demo version of this game along with my Creative SoundBlaster 16 bundle. I was 10, and very much a 16-bit console gamer, my jaw dropped at the visuals. It felt like the future had arrived haha
"Einstein"
this game was flawed sure but it was DOS and so ahead of its time
I loved the ambient sounds in this game as a kid. I always wanted a computer that instantly powered on with that cute noise too.
Wow this was a childhood memory I never thought I’d see the ending of. Thank you so much for posting this 💙
El primer juego en PC que jugué. Qué buenos recuerdos.
Jean-Michel Jarre : composes music for Captain Blood
Thomas Dolby : develops an interactive system to include the sountracks he composed to adapt and change depending of the context and the place in the game
Mister Robertson is nothing short of a polymath.
Funhaus-NO! Lawrence brought me here
God the memories. I remember my cousin and I really dedicating hours at a time to this game during sleepovers. lol
Can you imagine this in 4k hdr. It would look more real than real life
Ah nostalgia. This game was amazing back then. Pre-rendered environments like a lot of games. Creature Shock was another game I played.
I think that the mutant game 'Creature Shock' my cousin got me that with Cyberia. I would remember it as 'Bioshock'
I never finished this game. I could get to the Cyberia complex and would keep trying to get past the door with the code. Everytime you try to imput the code, a trap door would open and down you'd go....that's as far as I could get. I do agree that in the time this game was made, i was amazed by the graphics and gameplay.
Same here!! difficult as hell 🤣
Wonderful to see one of my favorite games of my childhood - thanks a lot!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Oh snap! I played this way back in the day! Never could get past the Artic Base so I didn't finish the game. Frustration won.....
just played this on a 3DO emulator, got stuck on the antidote where u had to zap germs. was too hard playing with a gamepad. it looks like the DOS version uses a mouse and looks much easier. thanks for posting this, now i can go on with life knowing how the game ends. Great game, i liked the adventure parts where u explore.
@AnimationBubble, no the DOS version used directional arrows...
AnimationBubble I was stuck at the same part when I was a kid. I am watching this to see what's after it cause I could never beat it as a child
the trick was to memorize where the enemies would show up.
After the contaminated culture, it gets very difficult. Especially 'Charlie' :)
The ideal is the double keyboard Joystick, the mouse experience is not good. Even with the mouse is difficult because the movement of the mira up / down is inverted.
I've noticed a small bit missing around 14:01 (when the first on-rails stage starts). The girly voice says: "Shields at maximum. Navigation systems, active.", before the "Raster targets..." part.
I have been looking for this for YEARS, oh my god!
Game from my childhood. Playing it now with DOSBox.
Remember the mission where you shoot the nanites with the probe, as being insanely hard. Had to play it so many times that you knew, where they would appear, so you could place the cursor beforehand
Not alot of people are aware, as the game doesn't tell you but the guy in the vid mail mentions it, but "Charlie" has a shockwave function that you use by hitting 'Enter', which destroys all nanites on screen and any that are behind you, so you can use it as an emergency when something slipped past you. You only get a split second to do it if you missed one, and it takes a small chunk of your energy gauge with each use.
Crap, I remember him talking about it, but I couldn't figure out if it was actually a function in the game. Failed a bunch of times playing it today. I'll have to try that tomorrow!
this game is so surreal
Years and years and I almost thought I made this shit up as a kid.
I also remember this I was 10 and remember my older brother s friend didn't want me to watch him play it. Lol
I think 1:06:40 is where I gave up as a kid. The on rail shooting sequences in this game were maddening.
I'm stopping at that point right now, too. It's just impossible without mouse control.
Serious blast from the past. Played the demo of this game, which was only the first 10 minutes. Always wondered what happened after.
That Charlie part was impossible. I never manage to pass through it. One of my childhood frustrations. I even tried as an adult but could not do it anyway.
my game was to slip on the oil and that's it. i was 4 years old.
Tyger Detailing hey me too! Holy shit!
Fuck! Me too. Back home in India, 95 maybe. I didn't have speakers in my computer, and had no idea what the fuck the intro was all about.
good thing this is back on STEAM
It's on GoG, too. Probably better to get it there, as they keep update games to keep them compatible on modern OSes.
You know for a game that was released in that day and age the voice quality seems good not great but good
This game was so underrated. Its a masterpiece. I only remember how excited i was playing it with permission of my father to use his AMD K6 computer, that had i think only 64 or 128 mb of ram. I was soo happy to play it, just before Starcraft came out.
I got the demo for this from PC Gamer then ended up buying it because I loved the flying levels so much. As annoying as this game was, I still liked it. I was never a fan of other games like this where you make one mistake and die and reload a million times until you get it perfect.
Same here! I think it was the first and third rail shooter levels that were available on the demo disc. I still have it today.
In the arctic base there's a room with like six enemies. After you kill them, if you go back into that room Zack asks, "You guys still dead?"
My 12 year old brain thought that was the funniest thing I'd ever heard
Classic great game!
The graphics in this video are better than they probably were on my Gateway 2000
I could never get out of the facility at the beginning so i'm glad to see the rest of the game 😂
Never seen this game before but this is amazing.
Old school as. Ahh the memories of skipping school to go to my mates house to play this gem. 💯👍
That purple orb near the end of the game sounded like the " " (advanced beings) from Captain Simian.
Funny part was when Devlin said, See you in hell as he was being engulfed in flames.
make sure youve got protection heheheheheheh
I forgot how many moments there are of Zack just looking at things and making a weird sound.
At 23:00 ship enters the hover mode :) cool moment
My first PC game,glad to see it again
Omg I forgot I played this till I seen it on avgn wow what a throw back
Ah yeah, my youth. ^^ It was a hard game but i enjoyed it. Both games i own still in original boxes.
I don't remember playing anything after 24:53 I may have had a shareware version of this game but I remember it like a dream. I had the hardest time remembering the name of this game and had to consult wikipedia's alphabetical list of DOS games to find it.
Glad you found it then.
OMG MEMORIES!!!! I want to play this again!!!! Alone in the Dark too!
Me and my best friend used to re-enact "Alexey, unothorized persenel, SEAL OF ALL LEVELS!" PEW!
Just realized, the bit at 37:32, I think Korn sampled this sound for the song “It’s on!”. Wonder if they got it from the game or if it was a random FX sound they found from a library? Definitely pitched a bit and modulated but that’s def the same sound.
The rapid movement changes of the character though lol
“Don’t wander around” 7 year old me….sticks hand in toxic barrel…trips on wet floor repeatedly for fun….
I remember playing this game the woman shot the man than I had to replay the level again. I also remember going near a garbage container and it blow up. This game is trial and error, but it was a fun game.
Man, this game was like a Hollywood movie. Nice graphics back then