PHYND has added four more games to its cloud gaming library. Syberia Remastered, Meet me at NooN, Shift Quantum, and Bounce Buckets are all available now.
Meet me at NooN and Shift Quantum both focus on puzzles, but they work very differently. Syberia Remastered updates Kate Walker’s first adventure, and Bounce Buckets heads to the basketball court.
Meet me at NooN and Shift Quantum Take Different Approaches to Puzzles
Meet me at NooN is a turn-based puzzle-platformer from Pandaroo Interactive about two characters whose actions affect one another across time. To clear a level, both characters need to reach their matching sun and moon symbols at the same time.
One character moves during the day and the other at night. Their actions are recorded and played back when control switches, with the day character rewinding its moves and the night character replaying them in the same direction. There’s no time limit, and you can move back through the timeline after a mistake. Each move uses one turn, and the timeline shows how many turns are available to solve the level.
Shift Quantum is a black-and-white cyber-noir action-puzzle platformer. Its SHIFT feature inverts the world, turning barriers into negative space and opening paths through the level. Getting past an obstacle can mean flipping the environment so the area that blocked you becomes open space.
The game also includes a level editor for creating and sharing custom stages, giving you community-made puzzles in addition to its built-in levels.
Syberia Remastered Revisits Kate Walker’s First Journey
Syberia Remastered is a modernized version of Benoît Sokal’s original 2002 adventure game. Kate Walker, a New York lawyer, travels across Europe in search of inventor Hans Voralberg, with the automaton Oscar joining her journey.
Virtuallyz Gaming and Microids Studio Paris co-developed the remaster. Characters and environments have been rebuilt, animations have been reworked, and the game has updated navigation, controls, and its user interface. The remaster also reworks the original puzzles to make them more intuitive. The story remains centered on Kate’s original journey, making this the starting point for the Syberia series.
Bounce Buckets Goes for Basketball
Bounce Buckets shifts over to basketball, with the focus on aiming for the hoop. It’s the only sports game among PHYND’s four new additions, next to two puzzle games and Syberia Remastered’s adventure.
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