Koch Media announced today that Secret Files Tunguska, a point-and-click adventure title originally released on PC, will soon be hitting both the Wii and Nintendo DS.

Players take on the role of Nina Kalenkow, a woman who is in search of her father’s whereabouts. During the investigation, Nina meets Max Gruber, a colleague of her father’s, who kindly offers to help her. The duo’s search leads them to Tunguska, Siberia, the location of a mysterious and catastrophic explosion in 1908 that was equivalent to 2,000 Hiroshima bombs. Nina and Max soon realize that this explosion was not only linked to the old man’s disappearance, but to a plot even more sinister.

Developed by 10tacle Studios, the Nintendo DS version of Secret Files Tunguska will be released later this year. The Wii version, developed by Keen Games, will be released early 2008. First screens of the DS version can be viewed after the jump.

Secret Files Tunguska Screenshots

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