Secret Files: Tunguska Play recenzija

In this adventure, you play Nina, prototypical daughter to Professor Kalenkov, who gets himself promptly kidnapped in the first few moments of the game. With the local cops none too interested, it's up to Nina to start sleuthing for clues, combining usually completely incompatible items together, and clicking her way to saving the world as we know it. A breadcrumb trail of clues will see you and your side-kick / love interest visiting the artic tundra, ancestral castles, unpopular Irish pubs, a nut-hatch in Cuba, and the titular Siberian province itself.

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Secret Files: Tunguska GDN recenzija

The ease of adoption does make Tunguska a great choice for any Wii gamer who’s looking to test out the kind of experience normally reserved for the PC, however, and offers a suitably invigorating introduction to the world of the point-and-click. In many respects, this comes from the magnificently suitable Wii-mote controller, which provides the perfect front room alternative to a mouse – something that’s normally a significant barrier between PC and console gaming. Of course, this also adds the benefit of being able to play from the comfort of the sofa and TV, rather than office chair and monitor – a small, yet important factor when looking for a new adventure game to delve into. And delve you shall.

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