The enemy monsters all look different and can be ogled at leisure in the game menu. The various levels set you in an English town, a forest, a graveyard, and various other scenes, all of which have plenty of detail to distinguish them. Games that implement a top-down view only offer so much for visual designers to work with, and with that in mind, I think Tesla vs Lovecraft did a decent job. That was until I reached the above mentioned boss battle which, along with the following level must have kept me busy longer than all the preceding missions combined. I flew through the scenarios like a bat out of hell, with only the occasional hiccup forcing me to retry. The only other complaint I have is that some levels seem to be slightly unbalanced. This is a fantastically simple mechanic but absolutely essential to your survival. You move through barriers and enemy minions while doing this and emerge unscathed at the other end. Let's start with your teleportation ability which lets you move instantaneously a short distance in whatever direction you choose. You have 5 tools at your disposal, your weapon, ability, passive perks, mech, and teleportation. However, since you are playing as Nikola Tesla, things cannot possibly be that mundane. Putting the vague story aside for the moment and essentially each level has you running around, trying to avoid the clutches of hundreds of creatures for long enough to end each and every one of their lives.
This game goes a step further and depicts him as a master of monster hunting.
Some believe that Tesla is the real inventor of electricity, others believe that his inventions bordered on the supernatural. Many people have speculated the authenticity of history's tellings of Nikola Tesla and his rival Thomas Edison.
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