Point-and-click adventure built around the 1908 Tunguska event, when an explosion leveled 6,000 square kilometers of Siberian forest with force rivaling 2,000 atomic bombs. You investigate what caused the blast by solving inventory puzzles and interrogating characters across multiple locations. The game alternates between two protagonists as they chase leads through a conspiracy plot. Expect traditional adventure mechanics: combine items, decode clues, unlock story branches by finding the right object-NPC pairing. It's grounded in a real historical mystery but takes liberties with the explanation. The structure follows genre conventions from the mid-2000s—some puzzles lean obscure, so patience with trial-and-error helps. If you want a mystery that starts with documented fact and veers into speculative territory, this delivers that pivot.
