We’re standing in a room with a mysterious ticking noise (I will not link to Potter Puppet Pals here, because that joke was used so much when I was in high school that I’m still recovering).
The action begins pretty much the second we cut to town hall. She says we should check out the thermostat in the town hall. We don’t have a ticket to anywhere this time instead we’re following this clue Nancy found. Anyway, Nancy’s teamed up with Ned, Bess, and George to form “Team Danger.” Hey, what the hell? We told Ned we wanted to be called the Clue Crew! I swear, that boy doesn’t even listen. If I were the other teams, I’d be pissed. Uh…this seems insanely biased towards Nancy. Nancy’s hometown of River Heights is holding a “Clues Challenge”, which seems to be a town-wide scavenger hunt - teams have to follow clues (as the name implies) to find a hidden medallion, with the winners getting to put something in the town time capsule.
LOVE IS BLIND, DUDES.Įven though it’s November, the game also feels very seasonally appropriate for me, as we’re in the middle of an Indian summer and it’s like 80 degrees out every day, so the whole “midsummer in an quaint town” vibe is really working for me here.
There are plenty of legitimate criticisms to be made about this game, however I am choosing to ignore them. I love getting to explore Nancy’s house and hometown, I love the quirky shops, I love all the characters, I love the amount of snooping and sleuthing we do here. This is my second-favorite Nancy Drew game, and it was the game that knocked Stay Tuned for Danger from my #1 spot after STFD held it for like 10 years.
Oh my GOD I am so excited don’t even touch me I am in the REALMS OF DELIGHT. Hello! Slight change to the schedule for this: As I have not entirely finished the entire recap (on account of being dead inside and other personal issues), this is going to be posted over the next few days, from the 1st to the 3rd.
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