A beautiful adventurous game (Secret Files: Tunguska (PC))

Member Name: Clarafm

Product:	Secret Files: Tunguska (PC)
Date:	18/01/09 (15 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Escapism, fun and imagination

Disadvantages: Some frustration with a few of the harder puzzles!

As a great fan of the point and click adventure genre of PC games I was very excited to receive Secret Files: Tunguska as a present. The game installed very quickly and with great ease on Windows XP and I started playing immediately.

The game itself is designed beautifully, the backgrounds are stunning as are the various cutscenes featured throughout. The characters were also well designed and moved around realistically on the screen.

The story follows the main characters, Nina and Max as they try and track down Ninas father who mysteriously disappeared one night at work. Their adventure leads them to various countries (Russia, Cuba and Ireland to name but a few) and they explore an interesting set of locations (such as a mental institution, castle and some ancient caves). The puzzles, as is normal in most adventure games, are rather bizarre and unlikely, but they're highly enjoyable and humorous.

Like George Stobbart (Broken Sword), Nina and Max seem to have magical pockets and they find it no problem carrying swords or big bits of plank... Mary Poppins and her carpet bag must be very proud!.

I recommend Secret Files: Tunguska to any fans of the adventure genre, or people who are just looking for a relaxing escape from every day life in general. It's a highly enjoyable game and well worth the money!.

Summary: A fun and interesting adventure for everybody