The development of a complex and visually impressive puzzle adventure is underway, the developers of which previously presented The House of Da Vinci, a game with a similar concept. As the Slovakian Blue Brain Games team says, it is a first-person point and click adventure. This time at The House of Tesla we have the opportunity to explore the laboratory through the eyes of the famous scientist, Nikola Tesla.
Beautifully rendered 3D objects, as well as backgrounds, perfectly evoke the mysterious atmosphere of the game as we progress through the story by solving puzzles. Exploring the objects and environment requires you to be thorough and focused, and every piece of furniture and tool feels like it's there for a reason, not just for aesthetic reasons, which is a big plus for the overall feel. The first room in the demo already offers you an introduction to the basics of the game's mechanics. You move primarily with the mouse, and use it to interact with objects.
Sometimes the game itself instructs you to do a more detailed analysis of a problem by turning your cursor into a magnifying glass. Objects you pick up sometimes let you know that they need to be refined or combined with something in order to be able to use them for something. If you get stuck, the game also offers hints that are periodically unlocked, but you have enough time to explore on your own and you don't have to depend solely on them. I will not comment much on the puzzles in order not to reveal the main part of the game, and if you want to find out what they are, the demo version is available exclusively for Windows platform on Steam.
The planned release of the game is next year, without a defined date yet. If you prefer this type of adventure, in the meantime you can play their previous title The House of Da Vinci, which is available on multiple platforms, and explore the world of the Renaissance.
