I don’t know why, but there’s something compelling about getting to explore cemeteries. (Curse of Blackmoor Manor, for instance, terrified me with its emphasis on the occult.) However, this one was pretty enjoyable. Ghost of Thornton Hall is one of the creepier games, which normally I don’t like so much. The setting for this game was especially enjoyable–it’s always fun to explore a castle! I also love the games where you can earn money to purchase and collect souvenirs. Nancy visits a Bavarian castle and learns about the monster that roams the forest outside, sometimes kidnapping young women.
Still, there is plenty to do and explore in this game, and the puzzles felt new–sometimes the games use similar puzzles.
The graphics in this Greek adventure are really beautiful, though it is a shame Nancy has to spend so much time exploring Hades and does not really have the ability to walk around outside too much. The graphics in this one are really beautiful, as is the soundtrack. The gameplay is long and there are a myriad of settings for Nancy to visit, so it never feels like the game is stalling. This maritime adventure is set in Iceland, where Nancy gets to view the Northern lights, explore a restored ship, venture into ice caves, and, of course, buy plenty of souvenirs. I can’t help but hope that we will one day see another historical game! Nancy gets to drive around town in her iconic blue roadster, play mini golf, and more. Based on her first book, it takes players back to the 1930s. I love this one because it is the only historical Nancy Drew. It has compelling characters, a decent length for gameplay, and plenty of chores to keep Nancy busy (if you like th games with chores). This is one of the most celebrated Nancy Drew games and for good reason. I especially loved the mini games, however, such as the Bento sorting and the ability to make avatars for Nancy’s phone. The gameplay was long with enough places to visit that the game felt immersive. In this mystery, Nancy visits a Japanese ryokan and tries to discover the secret behind the ghost haunting the family. It’s been four years since the last game was released, but in honor of the 33rd game coming out this fall ( Midnight in Salem), here my top ten favorite Nancy Drew video games (so far).
So it seemed only natural I would fall in love with HerInteractive’s Nancy Drew video games, which allow you to take on the persona of Nancy Drew as you complete logic puzzles to solve mysteries. I grew up idolizing Nancy Drewand her ability to face any danger with courage and solve any mystery with her quick-thinking and intelligence.
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