Secret Files: Tunguska

This is a top-notch brain game. Right up my alley.

Love the gameplay, no action, no timed sequences. Great story - travel around the world. Play as both a man and a woman. Took me over 10 hours.

Nice and solid adventure, the main story is a bit far-fetched but that's fairly common in point'n'click games. I don't have almost anything bad to say about this game, I played it on German and really liked the audio, the only thing that did bother me, are puzzles, especially close to the end, because they're illogical and one must rely on trial and error to get through. Especially at the very end, to avoid spoilers, I won't name the final location, I really had no idea what am I doing, it was only through trial and error and randomly combining objects to figure out the solution.

Point and click adventure that seems to be taking out from the Sierra days , extreme pixel hunting with a lot of brute forcing because puzzles often don't make sense, thankfully there's a button to reveal interactable objects because most of them are very easy to miss. There are some issues with audio mixing in dialogues, mostly because all actors sound like they phoned it in. There are even grammatical errors in subtitles. Broken Sword did it better.

If youre into point and click like Broken Sword or Runaway you will like it!