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The original Cyberia was a rail shooter that combined puzzle-solving with Star Wars: Rebel Assault-style action sequences. The sequel is essentially the same, except the 3D rendered graphics have been improved, and the quantity of in-game movies has been increased.

Cyberia 2 takes off where the original ends. After destroying FWA leader Devlin and his orbital headquarters, Zak and the Cyberia weapon crash land back to Earth, where they are picked up by an FWA team led by the maniacal Dr. Corbin. Corbin sticks Zak in cryo-storage and uses the remains of the Cyberia weapon to create a doomsday virus known as nano-toxin. His FWA employers want the nano-toxin to put down a growing rebel movement, but Corbin (who's got something of a messiah-complex) intends to use it to kill millions and "reshape the world as we know it". Three years later Zak is thawed out by a renegade FWA Major, and together the two of them have to find Corbin and stop his sinister plan.


Cyberia 2: Resurrection DOS The giant disembodied head of Dr. Corbin
Cyberia 2: Resurrection DOS Prison break
Cyberia 2: Resurrection DOS Identification screen
Cyberia 2: Resurrection DOS One of the game&#x27;s more annoying logic puzzles

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Cyberia 2: Resurrection Screenshot
Cyberia 2: Resurrection Screenshot
Cyberia 2: Resurrection Screenshot
Cyberia 2: Resurrection Screenshot

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User Reviews

Trying to live up to expectations. DOS MAT (210262)

Critic Reviews

PC Zone DOS Aug 13, 2001 8 out of 10 80
GameSpot DOS May 08, 1996 7.6 out of 10 76
GameSpot Windows May 08, 1996 7.6 out of 10 76
Gameplay (Benelux) DOS Aug, 1996 68 out of 100 68
Power Play DOS Apr, 1996 67 out of 100 67
Pelit Windows Jun, 1996 65 out of 100 65
Privat Computer PC Windows 1996 62 out of 100 62
PC Joker DOS May, 1996 58 out of 100 58
Online Gaming Review (OGR) DOS Apr 30, 1996 5 out of 10 50
PC Player (Germany) DOS Apr, 1996 2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars2 Stars 40


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The original Cyberia was distributed by Interplay, but Cyberia 2 is distributed by Virgin Interactive. Rumor has it Interplay dropped the title due to poor sales of the original. However they seem to have re-established their relation with Xatrix by releasing Kingpin: Life of Crime.
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