It was intensely frustrating and very annoying.Īlso, I liked that the cars for each person were different, and that we didn't have to manually drive. So Bess has to call Nancy, and then Nancy has to call Ned, all to to do one thing.
Then, in order to get anything out of Deirdre, you have to switch to Ned. It wouldn't have been so bad if you didn't have to switch to Nancy in order to become another character.įor example, say you have to talk to Toni. We have four characters to play as, and certain players have to do certain things (although, for the most part, George was kind of underused-she didn't have anyone she HAD to talk to in order to get info), so we have to switch. I knew this would bother me, as I have hated switching in every other game before now. Miscellaneous Features: Switching characters. I was a little disappointed by the lack of places to go and the lack of things to do in those places. The Drew home, in particular, was jaw-dropping. Setting: It's River Heights! Let me start off by saying that all the places (the police station, Scoop, Old Town Hall, the antique shop, Nancy's house, etc) were beautiful. Bess and Deirdre in particular are quite funny. The overall humor, though, in this game was high. For those of you who refused to buy this game purely because Ned might be shown, go ahead and buy it. He is my all-time favorite, and while it was great to play as him and charm Deirdre as him, it was a major let down that he was only presented as a cartoon. The one thing I was confused about was why we could find Bess, but Ned and George never had a concrete place (George is available at Nancy's house, but only at the very end). George: For house sitting for Nancy, she was never at Nancy's house. I never did see her freak out like she did in the trailer, though. However, I think this game really pulled out the character of Bess. Initially, I was turned off by her new looks. Again, she had her trademark moves too.īess: I'm quite fond of what this game did for Bess.
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She's quick, smart, and knows how to twist an angle-much like many news reporters today. When he stood, he wasn't particularly tall, but when he sat in his chair, those legs looked impossibly long.īrenda: She was quite interesting to be around (especially when playing Bess). His voice reminded me of Henrik from SSH. I'm not sure that's how it was intended to look.Īlexei: He ended up being my favorite character, and he's the only one who had a real back story. The one thing about Deirdre I was not impressed with were her clothes they looked flat and paper-thin. For example, a characteristic "Deirdre move" is for her to inspect her nails.
Obviously since the whole goal is to get Nancy out of jail and someone else in, HeR stuck to the plot well.ĭeirdre: I was very amused at Deirdre's dialogue (especially when a certain man was around.) and impressed with her actions. Mix that with being in River Heights, we've got a completely unseen plot. There has never been a Nancy Drew game with arson as main focus. Players must, with the help of Ned, Bess, and George, prove Nancy's innocence and find out who was trying to frame-and possibly kill-America's favorite teen detective.
Plot: After stumbling on to a fire at the Old Town Hall, Nancy Drew is the main suspect in an arson investigation.
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