The House of Tesla
Critic Reviews for The House of Tesla
Another puzzle-filled adventure from the Slovak studio Blue Brain Games takes us into the world of the inventions and ideas of the brilliant Nikola Tesla. It's just as engaging a collection of puzzles as The House of Da Vinci.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
The House of Tesla is a game that will surely delight all fans of puzzle-solving. However, it also has a few technical shortcomings that prevent it from truly standing out.
Review in Slovak | Read full review
Blue Brain Games’ The House of Tesla is an engaging, chaptered puzzle adventure whose smart hint system and reset-friendly design outweigh weak cutscenes and early clarity issues, coming impressively close to The Room’s benchmark.
Review in Dutch | Read full review
The House of Tesla is a well presented, brain-teasing adventure that clearly aims to honour the legacy of Nikola Tesla through intricate puzzles and atmospheric design. It succeeds in creating a moody, immersive world, but the experience is often undermined by fiddly controls, inconsistent logic, and a hint system that feels more like a monetisation relic than a genuine aid. Despite this entry in the series not launching on mobile, the game’s mobile-first design is hard to ignore, and while it doesn’t ruin the experience on PC, it does make certain frustrations, like the push toward using hints, feel more deliberate than accidental.
The House of Tesla is a captivating adventure filled with clever puzzles, a fascinating story, and stunning historical details. The atmosphere and 3D models draw you into the world of Nikola Tesla. Occasional technical shortcomings and incomplete Czech localization detract from the experience, but they don’t overshadow the overall impression. For fans of history and logic puzzles, it’s definitely a game worth trying.
Review in Czech | Read full review
The House of Tesla is an engaging graphic adventure filled with clever puzzles, a fascinating story, and beautiful historical details. The atmosphere and excellent models of historical objects draw us into the world of Nikola Tesla. Occasional technical shortcomings undermine the experience, but they do not detract from the overall picture. For lovers of history and logical puzzles, it is definitely a game worth trying.
Review in Italian | Read full review
If you like puzzles and are interested in the life of Nikola Tesla, you should try The House of Tesla. The game has a helpful demo on its page, so you don’t even need to buy it to try it. Despite some problems, the game is a great example of a traditional point-and-click adventure, and the continued support of its developers shows a lot of commitment to making the game great.
