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Secret Files: Tunguska
 

"On June 30, 1908 an explosion with the combined power of 2,000 atomic bombs rocked the region of Tunguska wiping out over 2,300 square miles of trees. The explosion could be heard from 600 miles away. Eye witnesses say that they saw a large object fall from the sky which was illuminated in a bluish-white light. A dark mushroom-shaped cloud was followed by a 12 mile high column of light. To date, what happened on that day still remains a mystery… Prepare yourself for an unforgettable adventure, as you race against time to uncover a global conspiracy that will carry you to the far reaches of the world. Do you have what it takes to solve the Tunguska mystery?"


Developer Fusionsphere Systems
Publisher(s) Deep Silver
May 2008
Deep Silver
September 29, 2006
Platform PC, Nintendo Wii
Perspective Third-Person
Presentation 2D or 2.5D
Control Point-and-click, Remote
Theme Mystery, Conspiracy
Gameplay Quest
Graphic Style Illustrated realism
Media CD, DVD
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Screenshots



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News
Tunguska patch felt 'round the world
Alternate ending, bug fixes now offered internationally
November 15, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska German patch
Also includes an alternate ending, international version coming soon
November 7, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska touches down in North America
TAC releases popular European conspiracy thriller
November 1, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska leaves a trail
A new trailer is released by the Adventure Company
October 19, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska delayed in UK
Publisher scraps faulty shipment to correct production error
September 8, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska demo released
Playable section now available in English
September 2, 2006
English website debuts for Secret Files: Tunguska
Teaser includes a scene to explore and a Christmas surprise
December 13, 2005
Articles
Secret Files: Tunguska - Jörg Beilschmidt interview
With this hot new adventure blazing trails through the genre, the game's lead designer shares his thoughts.
November 2, 2006
Secret Files: Tunguska review
This smouldering new adventure touches down at last, hoping to set the genre on fire.
Score: ***1/2
October 5, 2006


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Content Ratings
US rating (ESRB)
Blood, Mild language, Mild suggestive themes, Mild violence, Use of alcohol and tobacco

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Related Links
v1.02 patch (download link)
see Known Issues in Tech Info tab for information about the patch
Secret Files: Tunguska (official site)
Technical Information
Version info
n/a

System requirements
Windows 2000/XP
500 MHz Pentium 3 processor
128 MB RAM
16-bit DirectX 9.0c compatible sound card
16 MB DirectX 9.0c compatible video card
16x CD-ROM drive
2 GB disk space

Known issues
v1.02 patch:

An enhanced alternate game ending featuring a more dramatic finale and a character synopsis that will let players know the fate of all characters involved in the story.
-New selection of stunning cut-scene cinematics accessible from the game’s Main Menu. Players can simply click on each of the thumbnail images to play each cinematic.
-Resolves the necessity to update graphics drivers for in-game video playback.
-Resolves in-game timing issues with dual core processors.