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- Password to Larkspur Lane (#9) Arthur Conan Doyle’s fingerprints are all over this one, but it’s still got that distinctive flair of the best Nancy Drew books!
- The Quest of the Missing Map (#19) Haunted houses, hidden treasure, and twisty family histories make this one a real treat.
- The Mystery at Lilac Inn (#4) Bombs! Sharks! A Nancy Drew impersonator! What more could you want?
- Mystery of the Tolling Bell (#23) I loooove the set-up for this one. So much excitement and suspense to be had!
- Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon.
- The Phantom of Venice.
- Ghost of Thornton Hall.
- Warnings at Waverly Academy.
- The Ghost of Blackwood Hall (Book #25) The Ghost of Blackwood Hall has everything — séances, hoaxes, an abandoned mansion occupied by an organ-playing ghoul, scam artists, hypnotized girls who give their hard-earned money to a fake orphanage, a trip to New Orleans, abductions, quicksand!
- The Password to Larkspur Lane (Book #10) A strange carrier pigeon delivering an even stranger message ("Blue Bells now Singing Horses") kicks off The Password to Larkspur Lane, one of the all-time Nancy Drew greats.
- The Secret of Red Gate Farm (Book #6) Any book that features a cult instantly shoots up to the top of my list. In The Secret of Red Gate Farm, the cult in question wears white hooded robes (yikes) and calls itself the Black Snake Colony.
- The Secret in the Old Attic (Book #21) Everyone knows that the attic is the spookiest part of the house (basements are just terrifying). In this case, Nancy must help a very old, very sad man find missing sheet music that could make him rich, all while dealing with some romantic drama with Ned Nickerson.
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- Secret of The Scarlet Hand
- Message in A Haunted Mansion
- The Deadly Device
- Labyrinth of Lies
- Warnings at Waverly Academy
- The Phantom of Venice
- The White Wolf of Icicle Creek
- The Haunted Carousel
- Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake
- Danger on Deception Island
Plot: In the 6th game, Nancy has taken an internship as deputy curator for a museum focused on Mayan culture, but one of their prized artifacts is suddenly stolen and the only clue is a scarlet han...Setting:Beech Hill Museum and several other locations in Washington D.C., USA.Characters:There are 4 characters, and Nancy can call Bess and George, the Hardy Boys, and numerous others.Puzzles:There is a decent amount of puzzles, but they are on the easier side especially the ones in the temple. However, some of the puzzles do require a bit of going back and forth in the museum....Plot:In the 3rd game, Nancy is invited to a Victorian mansion to help with renovations, but there are mysterious accidents and Nancy investigates who or what is behind them.Setting:A Victorian Mansion in San Francisco, California, USA.Characters:There are 4 characters, and Nancy can call Bess and George and Hannah.Puzzles:There are not that many actual puzzles, and most of the puzzles are at the end of the game. There is one slider puzzle, which I detest. There are also no mini-games.Plot:In the 27th game, Nancy is asked by a lab owner to investigate the suspicious death of a physicist.Setting:Technology of Tomorrow Today laboratory in Colorado Springs, Colorado, USA.Characters:There are 5 characters, and Nancy can call the Hardy Boys and Deirdre Shannon.Puzzles:There are plenty of puzzles in this game, but they are science and tech-based making them challenging. There is a mini-game called Aggregation, and it is fun, and it gets more challenging a...Plot: In the 31st game, Nancy is asked to investigate the mysterious disappearance of museum artifacts.Setting:Phidias Cultural Center in Greece and the adjacent amphitheater.Characters: There are 4 characters, and Nancy can call the Hardy Boys and the museum curator.Puzzles:There is a good amount of challenging puzzles, but there are THREE slider puzzles, which I detest. The mini-games are not that fun, and I only did them once to further the plot.Plot: In the 21st game, Nancy goes undercover as a student at a girls’ boarding school to figure out who is behind the threatening notes and accidents.Setting:Waverly Academy in Averyville, New York, USA.Characters:There are 5 characters, and Nancy can call Ned.Puzzles:There is a good amount of puzzles, and some are challenging. As far as mini-games, Nancy runs a snack bar, and she can play air hockey and scram.Plot:In the 18th game, Nancy is asked by Italian authorities to join the case and catch the phantom thief before they strike again.Setting:Various locations in Venice, Italy.Characters:There are 5 characters, and Nancy can call Ned.Puzzles:There are good puzzles in this game, but there are also some time wasters, which I did not care for. You also play Scopa as a mini-game and Nancy can earn money by dancing.Plot:In the 16th game, Nancy travels to the Canadian Rockies to investigate a string of suspicious accidents.Setting:Icicle Creek Lodge in Alberta, Canada and the surrounding areas.Characters: There are 5 characters, and Nancy can call many others including the lodge owner and Ned.Puzzles:There are some puzzles in this game, but they are not too hard. There are also several mini-games including making breakfast, lunch, and dinner and playing Fox and Geese.Plot: In the 8th game, Nancy is asked to investigate a series of mishaps at an amusement park.Setting:Captain’s Cove Amusement Park in New Jersey, USA.Characters:There are 4 characters, and Nancy can call several others including the park owner, the Hardy Boys, and Bess.Puzzles:There are some puzzles, but they are not hard except for 1 I had trouble with. There are also arcade mini-games to play.Plot:In the 7th game, Nancy is invited by her friend to stay at her lakeside cabin, but ghost dogs have driven her away, and Nancy decides to investigate.Setting:Moon Lake, Pennsylvania, USA.Characters:There are 3 characters, and Nancy can call Bess and George and the Hardy Boys.Puzzles:There are some puzzles, but they are not that difficult. There are several scavenger hunt type puzzles, and there are no mini-games.Plot:In the 9th game, Nancy is invited to go on a whale-watching excursion, but the tour boat is vandalized on her arrival.Setting:Deception Island near Washington state in the USA.Characters:There are 4 characters, and Nancy can call others including Bess and George and the Hardy Boys.Puzzles:The puzzles are not hard, and a lot of the puzzles are scavenger hunt based. There are several mini-games at one of the locations on the island.- Midnight In Salem. Of course, there had to be mention of Nancy's latest case! While Midnight in Salem won't likely be a favorite anytime soon, it definitely left an impression.
- The Shattered Medallion. While some loved and some hated this game, The Shattered Medallion can't be disputed as not being good. The story was interesting, albeit not a favorite, but the puzzle-heavy gameplay is what many enjoyed about it.
- The Secret Of The Old Clock. If The Secret of the Old Clock was to be described in one word, it would surely be 'charming'. Personally, there is no 'best' game because they're all incredible...
- Danger On Deception Island. While staying stateside, Nancy takes on a case of vandalism and a threatening note. Being the ninth game in this series, it was surprisingly unparalleled in fluidity and graphics nature.
53% Tomatometer 30 Reviews 75% Audience Score 250+ Ratings Nancy Drew is a brilliant teen detective whose sense of self had come from solving mysteries in her hometown of Horseshoe Bay, Maine...
1- Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon. Probably not a surprise to many. I have loved this game for a very, very long time. The characters are phenomenal, the set is gorgeous, especially when it opens up mid game and then you've got not only the run of the train, but also Copper Gorge. The Hardy boys are there, Frank has my heart.
