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Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem is, more or less, Serious Sam 4 set in Russia.

It features the same gameplay mechanics, skill tree, weapon feel, and enemies (with 3 or 4 exceptions that you'll encounter only once each).

However, there are some improvements.

The graphics look okay now—no longer odd, unpolished, and incredibly buggy as they were in Serious Sam 4. No more textures randomly fading away or getting pixelated out of the blue.

The game is stable, with no more crashes or random frame drops.

And, unlike in some levels of Serious Sam 4, the objective marker points in the right direction this time.

Level design is really nice and genuinely feels like Eastern Europe, which I really appreciate.

Unfortunately (or fortunately, depending on one's point of view), the game is really short. At just under 5 hours, it feels more like a DLC than an actual standalone game. This didn’t really bother me, as I found Serious Sam 4 quite repetitive, boring, and a little too long for what it was, but it could have been 2-3 hours longer.

Overall, it is indeed an improvement over Serious Sam 4.