Cyberia
β 3.6%
π 6.8/10
(Sega Saturn - PAL, Action & Adventure)
Complete
$29.18
Loose $17.87
Developed by:
Xatrix Entertainment Inc.
Published by:
Interplay
Released On:
01 Jan 1995
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In 2027, the world is controlled by two rival superpowers, the western-bloc Free World Alliance and the east-bloc Cartel. Transmissions from an FWA spy reveal the location of a secret multi-national laboratory deep within Siberia, the Cyberia Complex , where a mysterious weapon is being developed. The FWA leader, Devlin, frees a cyber-hacker named Zak from prison and sends him to infiltrate the complex and discover the true nature of the Cyberia weapon.
The Cartel is also interested in the weapon and will stop at nothing to get it. Not only must Zak make his way past the Cartel forces sent to stop him, but he must also overcome the Cartel agents which have already seized control of the complex. To make matters worse, the Cyberia scientist's genetically engineered creations are running rampant in the same area as the weapon and Devlin also appears to have something up his sleeve.
Cyberia is an action game with puzzle sequences and a heavy reliance on scripted events and cutscenes. The game allows limited navigation between locations, which usually lead to a puzzle or (more often) action scenes that involve either shooting down planes with a gun turret or navigating various flying vehicles, destroying enemies in a Star Wars: Rebel Assault-style confrontation.
UPC-A:
040421880263 (United States)
Part #:
191x70 (Brasil)
eBay Product ID:
3823 (United States)
EAN-13:
4938833003133 (Japan)
ASIN:
B00002STU6 (United States)
Sega Region Code:
T-12501G (Japan)
Sega Region Code:
T-12508H (United States)
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Number of Players Supported:
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Manual
Game Guide
Extracted from the original game manual
In this cyberpunk adventure, you play as Zak, a skilled hacker forced to work for the ominous FWA organization to avoid imprisonment for treason. The game tasks you with completing a covert mission that involves piloting a tactical aircraft to a mercenary base and infiltrating the secretive Cyberia Complex. Players navigate through a mix of arcade-style combat and puzzle-solving challenges while uncovering the truth behind the conspiracy.
Story
PROJECT DESCRIPTION
You control ZAK, an outlaw computer hacker with some very useful skills. Unfortunately, they do you little good while sitting in an FWA confinement cell, awaiting trial and sentencing for treason and espionage.
William Devlin, head of the FWA, gives you a choice. Work for the FWA on a covert mission, or sweat out whatever time you have left in your cell. Some choice...
THE MISSION
Devlin and the FWA have your mission planned. After being released from your confinement cell at the Pentagon, you are taken to a waiting hovercraft. From there you will be transported to the North Atlantic, where you will rendezvous with the Rig. The Rig is a mercenary operations base run by a man known only as Santos. The FWA has signed a contract with Santos to provide a jumping-off point for your trip to the Cyberia Complex.
Once on the Rig, your orders are straight-forward: meet with Santos and take possession of a waiting TF-22 aircraft. The TF-22 has its autopilot set for the optimum route to the Cyberia Complex, as well as an onboard tactical computer for combat.
Once the TF-22 delivers you to the Cyberia Complex your orders are to infiltrate the base and find out just what the hell is going on...
DIFFICULTY
There are two difficulty parameters for a game of Cyberia. You can individually set the difficulty for the arcade portions of the game and the puzzle parts of the game (BLADES).
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Difficulty can be set to Easy, Medium, or Difficult.
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Easy arcade and easy puzzle cannot be chosen together, because the game would be too simple.
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Experienced gamers are encouraged to choose the difficult levels.
ZAK'S DIARY
17/05/27
Start from the beginning. That's the hard way, it's always easier to start from the end and back up, retreat, that's the easy way. But I don't do things the easy way, so I won't tell the story the easy way.
The beginning was about 2010, maybe earlier, I don't remember. I was born, and some people say they remember being born, but I don't. I was brought up, and I should remember more of that than I do now, never mind why, maybe I could explain, maybe later I will. There were apartments, schools, houses, people who called themselves aunts and uncles, people who didn't. There were people who might have been a family. They're the hardest to remember.
Some years back, couldn't be too many, how old am I, after all? I'm probably still a βteen-ager,β what they said in the old videocassettes. Anyway, my memory starts to burn about then, scooting through dark alleys into abandoned basements... I can remember from then on. Probably be better if I remembered the first part and forgot the later years. Not my choice, though.
None of it is anything anyone would be glad to remember. I've done old videocassettes, even seen some library books. I'd be very glad for some of those memories, the lemonade under the shade trees, the ruby sunsets: so glad to see red in the west like rubies and not like blood. Nothing's glad any more. But I need to get back to my story.
We were in the basements, crawling the wires, grabbing tubes and boxes, hooking wires to boards, boards to wires, things to things. Some of us knew some things, others knew other things. Things. Grab a bill of lading from Taipei to San Francisco, grab a purchase order from Houston to San Francisco, land out with a wild shipment to our neighborhood. I got my BLADES that way. Grabbing things and landing them out. Grabbing the Third World and the First World. What were we, maybe the Sixth World? It worked for us, we were glad, Worlds One through Five or however many hadn't worked for us, we hadn't worked for them. Finally we had a World that worked.
World Six worked fine for years, maybe three, maybe four.
19/05/27
But I'm cutting words, they used to call it βwriting,β for the ages. Maybe just for William Devlin, Mr Devlin, Sir, but I pretend the words will last, the story goes pervasive, Century 21 meets Winnie The Pooh. Not Mr Toad, of course, Mr Devlin, perish forbid, oh no, Zak your lame Sixth Worlder is completely absolutely indubitably under your control, nothing will break, everything will be glad again. You know none of this can leak back to the Sixth World, maybe Seventh by now, or you wouldn't let me cut the words. They're for the ages.
Woke up early this morning, signed on, looked at the words I cut last night and the night before, what's happening to me? Try cutting some words before breakfast, might have a half an hour.
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My theory. I feel fine, never better, no problems there, I could do pushups with my left hand while I'm cutting words with my right. Not likely for a net felon locked in the Pentagon to feel so good. I think bizarro. I'm OK now, but the words I cut the last two nights were clearly not cool-headed. Not clear-headed.
How to Play
Starting Cyberia
You will be asked to "enter identification". Pressing up or down on the control pad changes the letter. Pressing right or left on the control pad moves the next space.
Entry names are limited to 3 spaces (letters or numbers). Press "C" when ready. This area is also used for Password entry.
Controls
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Switch: Switches between flight stick and cursor modes in transfighter and rig game sequences. This changes the direction of the Y movement of the pad and virtua stick input devices. Also used to exit the visor puzzles.
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Load Menu: Opens the load game menu.
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Directional Pad: Moves ZAK during walking scenes. Moves targeting cursor during flight scenes. Moves between selections on menus and visor puzzles.
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Pause: Toggles pause on/off-also starts game when title screen is displayed.
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Scan (X): Performs infra-red scan (during visor puzzles).
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MRI (Y): Performs MRI scan (during visor puzzles).
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Scan (Z): Activates smart bomb during CHARLIE game sequence. Also performs bio-mass scan (during visor puzzles).
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Action/Fire: Fire or selection, depending on the situation.
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Gamma Correction: Adjusts brightness (7 levels are available).
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Menu: Opens the main menu or cancels current operation.
Disc Care
The Sega Saturn disc is intended for use exclusively with the Sega Saturnβ’ system. Do not bend it, crush it, or submerge it in liquids.
Do not leave it in direct sunlight or near a radiator or other source of heat. Be sure to take an occasional recess during extended play, to rest yourself and the Sega compact disc.
Keep your Sega Saturn compact disc clean. Always hold by the edges and keep it in its case when not in use. Clean with a lint-free, soft dry cloth-wiping in straight lines from the center to edge. Never use solvents or abrasive cleaners.
Background
Earth, 2027, five years after the global economic collapse. The fracturing of the world economy brings about swift changes in the global power structure.
Now the Criminal Cartels struggle against the Free World Alliance (FWA) for control of the planet.
BLADES
ZAK wears BLADES; Bi-optic Low Amplitude Displayed Energy System. These special cybershades allow ZAK to perform three distinct functions that will help him complete his mission.
InfraRed/Thermal Scan
This scan will detect any emissions in the InfraRed spectrum, as well as traces of heat. This is a very sensitive scan, and the BLADES on-board computer will determine very accurate levels for any areas of InfraRed or Thermal energy it finds.
This scan will also cause minor heat flux in the area being scanned. To activate this scan, press the "X" button.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
This function allows you to "look through" an object, and can reveal important clues about how an item works. Activate by pressing the "Y".
BioScan
This will scan the immediate area for traces of BioMass (organic matter). The BioScan has a very limited range. Press the "Z" button to use the BioScan.
Each time you use one of the BLADES functions, it will begin to drain the built-in battery system. However, the system recharges quickly, so if you find yourself out of power and wanting to use the BLADES again, walk around to give the system time to recharge. To exit BLADES, press the "C" button.
Manipulation
In some instances you will need to press buttons, or perform similar tasks. It will be clear when this is the case-you will see ZAK's hand in front of you on the screen.
Use the arrow keys to position ZAK's hand, and press the "C" button to perform an action, such as pressing a button.
Airborne
In order to reach the Cyberia Complex, ZAK will have to cruise the skies in the TF-22 TransFighter.
The TF-22 is equipped with AutoNav, a computer-controlled piloting and navigation system. However, this particular TF-22 has a weapons system glitch. You will have to fire the weapons manually.
The route to Cyberia will take you through seven hostile enemy sectors. Before entering a sector you will be shown a mission briefing, along with current tactical data essential to completing the mission.
Each mission has a specific goal that must be accomplished, and the mission is not over until that goal is fulfilled. If you fail a mission, you will start over at the beginning.
Flight Controls
You get a cockpit view of the approaching terrain and bogies. The computer will often verbally inform you when a target is acquired. You control the targeting crosshair with your control pad.
Press R-TRIGGER to switch between standard mode and aircraft mode.
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Aircraft Mode: Pushing "up" on the control pad will move the crosshair down, and pushing "down" on control pad will make the crosshair go up.
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Standard Mode: Pushing "up" on control pad will cause the cursor to move up and pushing "down" on control pad will move the cursor down.
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Lateral Movement: In both modes, left is left and right is right.
Fire the TransFighter's weapons by pressing the "C" button. The computer will box targets with horizontal brackets. It will often take more than one hit to destroy enemy targets.
Enemy targets are bracketed with
Controls
up arrow key
move ZAK forward to the next node
left arrow key
rotate ZAK left
right arrow key
rotate ZAK right
down arrow key
turn around 180 degrees and head back
up arrow key (held)
continue walking forward automatically stopping at the next node unless held
up (forward) direction key
explore/examine object or item of interest directly in front
C button
fire weapon
A button
enter the menu system
direction keys
aim weapon at enemy
Z button
activate smart bomb
B button
activate gamma correction levels
Right button (Mouse)
open main menu or cancel current operation
Middle button (Mouse)
activate smart bomb
Left button (Mouse)
fire or selection
Start button (Mouse)
toggle pause on/off or start game
A button (Mission Stick)
action button
C button (Mission Stick)
bring up menu screen
Enemies & Characters
Zak
The narrator, currently detained in the Pentagon Farm, who spends his time cutting words from the net and reflects on his past friends and family.
Karo
A former friend of Zak who created art described as "wall-hanging things" and "frozen videos."
Arla
A former friend of Zak who performed old music without songs and advised Zak to let music pass by itself.
Daddy
Zak's deceased father, who held vinyl records and died on the streets after hitting the market and riot cops.
Lancaster
A name mentioned alongside Gina Lolla, evoking thoughts of circuses.
Gina Lolla
A name mentioned alongside Lancaster, evoking thoughts of circuses.
Mr Devlin
An authority figure at the Pentagon Farm whose motives for holding Zak are currently unknown.
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