
Solve intricate puzzles to activate Nikola Tesla's creations, restore Wardenclyffe Tower, and unlock hidden devices in his New York lab. Explore the Chicago World's Fair in this mind-bending puzzle adventure.
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We invite you to step into the eerie abandoned halls of Tesla’s Wardenclyffe facility and uncover the story behind one of history’s greatest unfinished innovations: Nikola Tesla's ambitious vision of wireless electricity transmission. You can expect new handcrafted puzzles, hauntingly beautiful locations and challenges for your brain’s gray (or blue) matter. You will be able to look at the world through the eyes of one of the most famous inventors, the father of electricity, the man behind alternating current, the science wizard, Nikola Tesla.
You will need to be industrious and peer under the surface to prevail.
Science brings mysteries toward the light one by one, strips them of their secrets, and makes them part of something greater. It is true that some myths are rooted too deeply, are too resilient, and even seem like having a mind of their own as they resist men of science trying to shine the light of understanding. But in the end, science and mystery are anything but anathema to each other. On one stormy night, a person was brought to this world. A child of darkness and a child of light, full of mysteries and full of scientific curiosity, just starting to build a myth of their own.
You will explore the eerie abandoned industrial buildings of Nikola Tesla’s most ambitious facility in Wardenclyffe, which was meant to become an important city where the future is today and every societal process is improved upon by the principles of free wireless electrical energy.
Through the eyes of the man himself you’ll watch the important moments that lead to the construction and later to the fall of the famous Wardenclyffe Tower, and slowly uncover the mystery that left you stranded among deserted machines.

Fresh locations based on real places and plans of the enigmatic Nikola Tesla
Mysterious story from our take on the Progressive Era America
New dynamic approach to storytelling using flashbacks into the past
Use a device that allows you to see and influence the flow of electricity
New handcrafted puzzles to challenge yourself
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Engagement
Hours played at review time, across 40 reviews with recorded playtime.
Reviews
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Reviews
At time with this one. The atmosphere is fantastic, the puzzles are clever, and everything fits the Tesla theme really well. Solving some of the harder puzzles was genuinely satisfying, and the visuals are beautiful.
Giving this a thumbs up because the atmosphere and visuals are beautiful and it's worth it on sale but as a huge fan of The Room and Da Vinci the puzzle logic in the later chapters got frustrating and abstract enough that I had to skip a few A solid 3/5
Was hoping for something as satisfying as House Da Vinci. Puzzles are so vague, so many times, had no idea what was expected , even with the hints, or how to complete. Got this feeling during gameplay, that some of the puzzles had nothing to do with anything else in the area, kind of like tossed in for filler. Also got to wondering, if they designed this game for savants, instead of everyday folks. Have never had this kind of trouble figuring out what a puzzle was about, what was expected, or for that matter, what was next. Even though, House Da Vinci was pretty linear, this was extreme linear. Why? Some rooms had multiple interactive parts, and without any idea what was expected, ended up having to restart because of ''touching something out of order". Seriously?! Wow. // graphics - 5 out of 5 // story line - 3 out of 5 // technical aspects - 2 out of 5 // replayability 0. Overall 1 out of 5. No desire to ever play this again. Sad that the demo was so short and did not give clear idea of what someone was really getting into. Too late for money back. Just going to uninstall and move on........
不仅画质优良,而且谜题有趣,没有简单重复,并且剧情完整,基本上挑不出什么明显毛病~
Got this on sale and even then it was not worth what little it cost. At least with The Room series, there was a continuity and outside-the-box thinking that linked one puzzle to the next. With this, it was just one random puzzle after another with little or no logic to connect them, and the game designers knew that. Otherwise they would not have provided a way to skip every puzzle. I can't remember enjoying deleting a game from my account as much as I did this one.
Интересно, но маловато, полный сюжет не раскрыт, есть подозрение что будет несколько частей, как в Da Vinci, иначе нууу совсем как то стыдненько. Русских сабов не завезли, но можно записи перевести с помощью того же Gemini через скриншоты (ножницами), игра при этом не сворачивается. А вот с роликами уже такой финт не пройдет. Сами головоломки, достаточно простенькие, в трилогии Da VInci было явно сложнее. Всем любителям жанра все равно советую. Относительно недавно вышла еще [b]Dimhaven - The Lost Source[/b] от этой студии, так что Shut Up And Take My Money.
I really enjoyed this one. It doesn’t rely on jump scares or cheap tricks, just a great atmosphere that kept me curious the whole time. The puzzles are challenging but fun, and it always feels rewarding when you finally figure one out. The story and historical setting also pulled me in more than I expected. If you like slower paced puzzle games with a lot of atmosphere, I’d definitely recommend giving this a try.
Great game ! Fun play sequence with puzzles that are reasonable, not too hard all the time, challenging here and there. I've done all three Da Vinci's and Quern, and they're all great.
If you enjoy puzzle games, this is definitely worth playing. The electricity mechanics are a really fun twist and make the puzzles feel fresh without being frustrating. I also loved the Tesla theme and how everything fits naturally into the world.
RECOMMENDED - A Masterpiece of Engineering and Mystery If you were obsessed with The Room or The House of Da Vinci trilogy, Blue Brain Games has done it again. They’ve taken that flawless formula of 3D mechanical puzzles and plugged it straight into the electrifying, mysterious world of Nikola Tesla. Here is my breakdown for anyone on the fence about buying it: 📝 Quick Summary: What is it? You are an investigator exploring Tesla's abandoned laboratories (including the famous Wardenclyffe Tower). Your goal is to decode his inventions, manipulate electrical currents, and uncover the secrets behind his experiments by interacting with every nook and cranny. The Best: The sheer satisfaction of every single "click". Powering up generators and watching gears spin feels incredibly rewarding. The Worst: If you've played Da Vinci, the core gameplay loop will feel very familiar, even if the setting and mechanics are entirely new. 📊 Detailed Breakdown: Graphics (9/10): Visually stunning. The lighting effects, the crackle of electricity, the polished brass of the machinery, and the industrial atmosphere suck you in immediately. Puzzles (9.5/10): The heart of the game. They aren't arbitrary or nonsensical; every puzzle follows a brilliant internal logic based on magnets, currents, gears, and hidden codes. It challenges your brain, but the difficulty curve is so well-balanced that you rarely feel frustrated. Story (7.5/10): Engaging and well-researched. It blends real-world historical facts about Tesla’s life with clever sci-fi twists. It does a great job of keeping you motivated to unlock the next door. Performance (10/10): Flawless optimization. No frame drops, incredibly fast loading times, and the mouse controls are ultra-precise when turning keys, flipping switches, or inspecting objects. 🛠️ Is this game for you? YES, recommend it if: You love virtual Escape Rooms, intricate puzzle-boxes, Steampunk/Industrial aesthetics, and the fascinating history of Nikola Tesla. NO, avoid it if: You are looking for fast-paced action, a purely cinematic narrative, or if you lose patience easily when you have to meticulously scan a room for clues. 🎯 Final Verdict 9 / 10 The House of Tesla doesn't reinvent the wheel, but it powers it up with alternating current. It is an intelligent, immersive, and highly polished puzzle game. If you want to feel like an engineering genius for a few hours, it is worth every single penny.
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Languages: English*, French, Italian, German, Czech*, Polish, Portuguese - Brazil, Spanish - Latin America, Japanese, Simplified Chinese*languages with full audio support
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