- September 4, 2006
- Animation Arts
- 17h median play time
Secret Files: Tunguska
Platforms
About
"Secret Files: Tunguska" is a point-and-click adventure game that explores the real-world mystery of the Tunguska event in 1908. As protagonist Nina Kalenkov, players uncover a global conspiracy involving ancient legends, high-tech secrets, and powerful organizations. The game combines captivating puzzles, rich narratives, and historical intrigue for an immersive and exciting experience.











- The game features an interesting and intricate story that keeps players engaged throughout.
- It has charming environments and well-designed graphics that, despite being dated, still provide an enjoyable visual experience.
- The gameplay includes a variety of puzzles that range from straightforward to challenging, offering a satisfying experience for fans of the genre.
- The voice acting, particularly for the main character Nina, is often criticized as being annoying and poorly executed.
- Many puzzles are considered illogical or obscure, leading to frustration and reliance on walkthroughs to progress.
- The dialogue contains sexist undertones and attempts at humor that may not resonate well with all players, detracting from the overall experience.
story
222 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for its intrigue and complexity, with many players finding it to be the strongest aspect of the experience. While some reviews note that the narrative can become strange or convoluted towards the end, others appreciate the engaging plot twists and character development. However, there are criticisms regarding pacing, voice acting, and the integration of puzzles with the storyline, leading to mixed feelings about the overall execution of the narrative.
“Very nice point and click adventure game, with rather mind-boggling situations to resolve at times; the story is definitely the strong point here, along with well-written characters.”
“The story is great, the voice acting is good, the puzzles are sometimes a pain and sometimes simple!”
“Crazy good story!”
“So if you're looking for a game with a story that moves forward with little effort, look elsewhere.”
“The plot is silly yet seems to take itself seriously, with bizarre tonal shifts from lighthearted to edgy, and characterization is absent.”
“The voice acting is atrocious, both in German and English (mostly played in English), emotions are never properly conveyed and the story seems very ridiculous as a result.”