The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition

This puzzle game was genuinely challenging at points without ever feeling unfair. Thanks to the built-in hint system, it really made you think which is what I feel like is so important these days. The pacing is where the game really shines. You never feel stuck in one spot, grinding away at the same puzzle for too long. Things click at the right moments you get that "oh wait, that goes there" feeling, and it nudges you toward your goal in a satisfying way. From start to finish, it was just a great experience.

I'm so glad the game is out for iOS. Played on Apple laptop and it worked great. Thank you Devs so much for this wonderful 5 Star (as always) experience. Thoroughly enjoyed it. Some puzzles little tough, but happy for the hints. I love Blue Brain games, have all of them. The House of DiVinci VR was amazing. Would love House of Tesla in VR...

Some puzzles are tough, but thanks to guilds and you-tube well worth the playing all the way to a really good ending!

Came for puzzles and got puzzles, I was able to solve most of them without even really thinking about it and I never skipped or looked up a guide either, only sometimes used the hint to direct me when it felt unclear what I should do. The special device that let you connect electricity is cool and all, but it's not used very much so I mostly forgot it was even there. The twist at the end was pretty fun, tho ofc I wont spoil what it is :)

I want to preface this by saying I put "Yes" to "Do You Recommend This Game", though I would say in reality it is more "Yes, but with a few caveats". The game initially was extremely enjoyable for me. Not too difficult, while not being too easy; the mechanics were easy enough to pick up, and I soon found myself losing track of real world time with interest in the machines and puzzles. The graphics ae very good, each of the machines and rooms visually interesting. The game also does a nice job of teaching you about Nikola Tesla and his ideas without making it seem like a history lecture. Unfortunately, the second half of the game (Chapters 4 and 5) were where the game fell down for me. Not into "Bad" territory, but the game became half-enjoyable, half-frustrating. Several of the puzzles climbed in difficulty, to the point I had to use an online video guide; in addition, several critical components of each puzzle were too easy to overlook in this part, particularly in the Egyptian Exhibit. The length of time the last too chapters took also veered into frustrating for me as well (even when excluding the difficulty with puzzles I was having). On a side note for the Achievement H…

excellent game! i like the history lesson of Nikola as well as the relatively straight forward puzzles. No real pixel hunting here as the objects are pretty obvious and close by to the doohickey you're trying to solve