The game uses the Unity game engine, making it easier for developers to reach cross platforms. Later that year, developers Rain Game showcased Teslagrad at various indie game events such as PAX Prime 2013 and Eurogamer Expo 2013, gathering invaluable feedback and being warmly received by players and press.
The game saw the launch of its first playable demo for the PC which was released in August 2013. Wii U, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4 versions of the game were announced in June 2013, July 2013, and August 2014, respectively. Rain Games stopped the development of the first game that the team was working on in order to focus on Teslagrad. Teslagrad was originally conceived as the world of Chroma evolved, derived from a casual-focused multiplayer game called Minute Mayhem. One day, a young orphaned boy finds himself hounded by the King's guards, fleeing into the deserted tower and uncovering the history of the conflict. The name Teslagrad is built from a name and a word, the inventor Tesla and the Slavic word Grad for City. In the Kingdom of Elektropia, a king rules with an iron fist, combating and destroying a sect of technological wizards who have a massive tower in the middle of the city named Teslagrad. The game offers various upgrades and items as the game progresses. The player controls a young boy, who suddenly finds himself embroiled in a long-forgotten conspiracy involving the despotic king who has ruled the nation with an iron fist for several years. Teslagrad is set in a steampunk-inspired version of old Europe, in a non-linear world with more than a hundred hand-drawn environments.
The game features minimal combat segments coupled with electric-based puzzle sections and precise platforming. Teslagrad is a 2.5D puzzle-platformer with action elements, where magnetism and other electromagnetic powers are the key to go throughout the game, and thereby discover the secrets kept in the long abandoned Tesla Tower. An in-game screenshot showing the colorful hand-drawn art style
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