Move the Cork Bung again, this time into the bottom left hole (right behind the lemming)ĥ. Return to the Ice Wall and place the Cork Bung in front of the lemming so it can jump acrossĤ. Attach the Prayer Wheel to the Mammoth Tusk Effigy/Harfang Perch in the bottom right of the screen and interact with itģ. Put the Cork Bung in the bottom right holeĢ. There are going to be numerous steps we'll have to do in this room all in the correct order as per usual for parts like this I change the format and create a list of exactly step by step what you need to do.ġ. Inside of the cave you'll want to go to the left until you find the room with the ice wall (pictured above). Note: If you did not get a Fishbone earlier when we dealt with the bear at the hunting cottage you can get one now by visiting the Youki enclosure in town and picking up the Fish Bone here. Our destination is the cave in the back, you'll have to cross the bridge and continue along the path then enter the cave. You'll have to go left one more time until you find yourself at the same screen I am standing in below.
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Grab the Flask Full of Water then leave this area and continue to the screen left of where we are now in the Youkol Town.
Presumably this lowers the water flask down into the lake then brings it back up which fills it for us. Use the Empty Flask you just picked up on the hook at the top of the machine then use the crank on the right hand side of it. I'm not exactly what to call this thing, water well maybe? Either way investigate it for a close up screen then grab the Empty Flask which is hanging off of it and also the Cork Bung which is on the ground to the left of it. Return to the screen where we got the Leather Strap earlier and this time examine the wooden contraption next to the lake (pictured below). Take the Prayer Wheel item then exit this shack. Grab the Youkal Mask from the shelf to the right of the bed and then go left one screen and inspect the table in this room. Check my screen shot above for the exact location.Īt the top of the stairs you'll find a hut with Hans hanging from. To be more specific you need to shoot the icicle that is hanging above the portion of the drum machine that water is flowing through. Return to the drums and use your Slingshot on the icicles hanging above the drum to clear the path then head on up the stairs. This is a nifty little trick that will save you a lot of time navigating large areas like this village.Ĭheck your inventory and you'll see that the Leather Strap and Reindeer Antlers were combined to make a Slingshot. Tip: If you didn't already know you can double click to make Kate run when moving across the screen. There is a lady stirring a pot in this screen and on the path across from her you can inspect the leather drying racks and loot a Leather Strap. Go right until you find the large drums that are making all the noise and then go south one screen until you find yourself in the same location I am in the screen shot below. While you're here you should also search a pot next to the door and loot the Reindeer Antlers from it. Talk to the Youkol man outside of your hut to learn where Hans is and about whatever else you wish to know. This little fellow becomes a sort of "pet".When you regain control of Kate after falling through the ice you'll be in the Youkul Village. One of your first puzzles is to get candy from these machines It really looks like a winter wonderland A quaint bridge over a babbling brook A strange bird calling gizmo Direct a real, live lemming in this maze! A Youki. Youkol village Kate travel to Syberia from Youkol village Syberia Every piece of reading you find has something important in it.
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Title Screen Main menu Click on "Syberia Recap" from the main menu to catch up with the story Oscar Colonel Emeliov Hans Malka Cirkos Mechanical horses New outfit Kate disguised as a monk Patriarch Ray of light - Monastery Cabin - Russian Wildness Kate wakes up in the Youkal village Kate must figure out how to get past these huge drums.
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