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The creative minds behind an eagerly anticipated puzzle game featuring the legendary inventor Nikola Tesla have made a thrilling appearance at FGS Live From Los Angeles. They revealed new levels and an enhanced score that captivated the audience.
A fresh House of Tesla trailer offers a glimpse into a world filled with mysterious scenes, from eerie factory settings to intriguing Egyptian-themed rooms. These locations are bound by a single thread: they each harbor mind-bending puzzles waiting to be solved as you journey through the game.
The journey in The House of Tesla takes us through the enigmatic halls of Nikola Tesla’s Wardenclyffe facility, an industrial behemoth long abandoned. Developer Blue Brain Games, creators of The House of Da Vinci, envisioned it as “an essential city where the future unfolds today, enhancing every societal process with the power of free wireless electrical energy.”
Stepping into the shoes of Nikola Tesla, players will revisit key moments leading up to the meteoric rise and consequential fall of the historic Wardenclyffe Tower. Through this journey, you’ll gradually unveil the enigma that left you “stranded among deserted machines.”
The concept is further encapsulated in a description from Steam: “Science peels away mysteries one by one, revealing their secrets to become part of something grander. It’s true that some myths hold steadfast, resilient to the scientific luminaries who seek to unravel them with the light of understanding.
Yet, ultimately, science and mystery are allies rather than adversaries. On one stormy night, a new entity emerged—a child of shadows and illumination, brimming with enigma and scientific zeal, poised to forge a myth of their own.”
Await exquisitely crafted puzzles designed to challenge the intellect when House of Tesla debuts this year. For more fascinating titles from today’s Future Games Show, visit our official Steam page.
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