The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition
Blue Brain Games · 2025 · Hidden Object, Point & Click, Mystery, Puzzle, Exploration
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About The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition
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.
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
What Steam players say
Recent verbatim reviews from Steam — separate from playze.io community reviews below.
Played this game on stream and had a good time with it! I agree with other reviewers that some puzzles where a little unintuitive and others tedious (sliding puzzles, my nemesis), but that is *usually* the case for any such game. I'm glad the devs listened to feedback and remastered the game. I had a few crashes that also ended up crashing my PC, though I am not sure if this is the game's fault or my PC's...
I really enjoyed slowly uncovering the secrets of abandoned scientific facilities while solving intricate mechanical puzzles. Every chapter introduces fresh environments and creative interactions, so the gameplay never feels repetitive. The electricity based mechanics are intuitive and fun. It’s a polished and highly rewarding puzzle adventure.
I dislike slide-the-tile style puzzles, but not only did I get better at that style, the game thankfully allowed a skip in certain instances. Very good graphics and control...a little limited in viewing everything around you, but what you need to see/know is always available and visible. Not as mind-boggling deep as some, but hardly a simple 'find the key'. Held my interest throughout. I found the the ending wrapup/postscript very satisfying.
Few puzzle games make every new room feel exciting, but The House of Tesla definitely does. I loved exploring the detailed environments, discovering hidden clues, and figuring out the clever mechanisms. The electricity mechanics fit the theme perfctly, and the visuals and sound design kept me fully immersed. If you enjoyed previous Blue Brain Games titles, I think you’ll love this one too.
I came for the puzzles but stayed for the atmosphere. Exploring the Tower kept me curious from start to finish. The puzzles are clever without being frustrating, rewarding observation instead of trial and error. I also loved how the game blends real history with fiction, creating a mystery that feels both respectful to Tesla and genuinely engaging.
Excellent game
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