Live the life of a Ghoul Hunter and uncover the dark secrets of Tunguska from the Soviet era. Venture across desolate villages, abandoned facilities, toxic swamps, and ominous tunnels in this top-down adventure RPG, and discover the truth about the mysterious Tunguska Event in 1908.
Tunguska: The Visitation is 3D top-down action shooter (W-A-S-D movement + mouse aim), infused with moderate survival elements such as food, medicine, body energy, character stat buff, hazardous environments, and inventory management. The survival mechanics are designed to minimize chores and hassles for the player while keeping combat challenging and engaging. The slow-paced, methodical gameplay inspires critical thinking and strategic planning.

And there are skills! The skill system lets players decide how they want to build expertise – be it combat-heavy, stealthy, crafty, or just a Jack-of-all-trades master of none!

The story-rich quests and lore of Tunguska encourage exploration and discovery. Vast amount of information and side-quests can be discovered from dialogues with NPC, fire-side conversations, or from documents and notes found throughout Tunguska.

Inspired by novel Roadside Picnic, Tunguska is one man’s vision and creation of a new post-Visitation zone: a place not just full of horror and danger, but also the freedom and opportunities sought after by many near the fall of the USSR.

Game Features:
Dangerous mutants and skillful, well-equipped human NPCs powered by Goal-Oriented AI
Radiation hazard and T-Syndrome infection, both mitigated in multiple ways
Deadly space-time distortions player must constantly watch out for
Arsenal of Soviet-era weapons with matching ammunition
Weapon customization/upgrade via attachments
72 skill perks (6 per skill), each adds a unique ability for the player (or sometimes, NPCs too)
Earn combat and survival XP separately through gameplay, which converts to skill points after each level
Grid-based, Diablo-like inventory with weight limit
Power-ups crafted from mutant body parts with both positive and negative effects
Extensive story and lore discovered through dialogues, notes, and journals
Top-down line-of-sight system allowing for tactical engagements
Realistic weathers with continuous day/night cycle
Suppressed weapons, silent takedown, and interactive dynamic lighting allowing for stealth style gameplay
Wearable detectors to assist the player across different situations
Fast-travel available via railroad or as a paid service through the NPCs

Included DLCs:
Ravenwood Stories
Way of The Hunter
Ghost of Valentin
Dead Zone
Shadow Master
Slaughterhouse
Sound of Music