The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition debuts on PS4 and PS5 on November 19

The House of Tesla: Definitive Edition launches on Thursday, November 19, 2026, on PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 5, for $24.99 / €24.99. It is the game's console debut: the puzzle adventure from Blue Brain Games, an independent studio in Bratislava, was previously available only on PC and mobile.

Wardenclyffe, five chapters and a prototype

The game is set in the abandoned Wardenclyffe facility, Nikola Tesla's real laboratory in New York, where he tried to build a wireless electricity transmission system. It spans five chapters inspired by real places and plans connected to Tesla, and the player must piece together what happened there, exploring deserted rooms and imposing machinery.

The story is told through flashbacks and diary entries, and the central tool is a handheld prototype that lets players see and influence the flow of electricity — it opens new paths and solves the handcrafted puzzles scattered through the facility. The game offers more than 10 hours of puzzles, with an updated hint system.

The backdrop is historical: Tesla began building the Wardenclyffe Tower in 1901 on Long Island to transmit power wirelessly around the world. Without funding, the project was abandoned and the tower demolished in 1917 — and it is that unfinished ambition the game turns into a mystery.

From Steam to consoles

The Definitive Edition reached PC in March 2026, also on the Epic Games Store and GOG, and mobile in October 2026, for $6.99. On Steam, the game holds 89% positive reviews, according to specialist press. Narration is fully voiced in English and Czech, with subtitles in ten languages — including Brazilian Portuguese.

Image credit: Blue Brain Games, via Steam.

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By Muse