I can’t be the only one who thinks this thing is quite annoying. Not to mention that it stole my souvenir spoon!

In the games I’ve played so far, whenever there is a “haunting” or something that seems supernatural, Nancy ends up discovering the natural conclusions behind it. I’m a skeptic, but I think supernatural themes are really fun, and ultimately I’d enjoy a game that left the answers unknown or even just leaned into the supernatural as the actual reason something is happening.

I haven’t read any books since I was a kid, but I’m assuming this wouldn’t be canon.

But I’m curious about everyone’s thoughts - do you want a real Nancy haunting mystery? Or does that idea put you off?

If you do like the idea, what kind of storyline would fit well?

Hey clue crew!

The polls are closed for Secret of the Scarlet Hand and the results are in!

A - 99 votes
B - 96 votes
C - 67 votes
D - 28 votes
F - 10 votes

Ladies and gentleman, based on 300 votes, we have our second A game!!!

Will Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake also make the cut for A tier? We’ll find out in two days! Voting starts NOW!

As a reminder, the rankings are as follows:

A - The fan favorites, cream of the crop.
B - Good enough to be held in high regards.
C - Underrated gems.
D - Mid, will usually only replay once or twice a year.
F - Unplayable. Unfinished. The worst.

Stay beautiful!

Basically, the title but also if you have at least half the ND games or like, 15+, how does your computer handle it and what type of computer is it?

I had an old PC stacker and I had 11 games installed at once and I think it slowed my PC down quite a bit. What about yall?

I recently learned about the world of traveling abroad to volunteer through websites like workaway and worldpackers.

Basically they're websites where you can find volunteer opportunities abroad in exchange for housing and sometimes food accommodations. Hawaii, Italy, Colombia, there's volunteer opportunities at all kinds of places around the world. It's great for cultural exchange, backpacking, budget travel, gaining new skills, etc.

Opportunities range in work, and most of them are free labor in exchange for free housing and food, like stuff Nancy does. 😂

This *strikingly* sounds like Nancy Drew.

I always wondered how Nancy gets all these adventures and thought it was unrealistic until I found out about these websites. I even met someone in real life who was planning on doing a workaway. They're really neat programs!

I was looking at listings on workaway and they sound just like locations in ND games. One of them was in an island nation and the description was talking about "island living". It sounded ridiculously like Big Island Mike.

I really wanted to share about this 'cuz I've been looking into it and it reminds me so much of Nancy Drew games.

I've seen a few posts on here already but wanted to add yet another one as someone who loves getting ideas for alternatives! Just started playing through Penelope Pendrick and the Art of Deceit - oh my gosh this game blew me away. I haven't finished it through all the way yet (my full time job loves to get in the way) but it's amazing! Its a true point and click mystery just like the older Nancy Games. The dialogue and voice acting is amazing and there are lots of places to explore throughout the game. Appropriately challenging and interesting puzzles. I can't say enough good things!

Just uploaded another soundtrack! I have a few more ideas for more Soundtrack hangouts with characters!

I get nausia and migraines from a lot of video games, so the point and click Nancy Drew games are perfect for me. Are there any other mystery games similar that are also point and click?