A womans dog was making odd movements whenever she turned her back, so to see she recorded it, and found the dog was making biting motions
u/thaliaq1 — 14 hours ago
r/nancydrew
▲ 49 r/nancydrew
Started replaying Secret of the Old Clock yesterday, saw this in an antique store today
got a good chuckle out of me
u/gaycatdetective — 4 hours ago
Anyone else have a dedicated ND drawer at home 🤣
u/Admirable_Science127 — 7 hours ago
Weird Sign on Campus
Saw this sign outside of the library on my college campus. Anyone have any ideas what it means? I assume it’s some art student’s project.
I think the bottom right square is loss.jpg but I have no idea about the rest. Are they all meme references?
u/Oathian_01 — 2 days ago
Been sick with an awful cold and have been replaying the games. My black cat has been helping me solve who the real black cat is
His name is Bugs, he is 7 months old, he is a bit of an iPad kid. He is still the best cat
u/Savings-Spring1095 — 22 hours ago
▲ 17 r/nancydrew
There are some games I never got around to playing. Are they worth trying?
I’m a huge HerInteractive fan, mostly of the games I played as a tween (The Final Scene up through Danger by Design). I’ve dabbled with most of the others, but I just realized there are quite a few I never tried. Any of these worth playing now/on your list of favorites?
Never played: The Silent Spy, Trail of the Twister, the Shattered Medallion, The Deadly Device, Ransom of the Seven Ships, Tomb of the Lost Queen, Mystery of the Seven Keys
I’ve maybe played once—should I revisit?: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek, The Captive Curse, Labyrinth of Lies, Sea of Darkness
u/cdrsaber — 19 hours ago
I have a crack in my laptop screen and this just lined up so perfectly ❄️
Also I completely forgot this character existed on replay, I feel like I start a game and wait to see characters I can picture in my mind but Guadalupe was a surprise!
Also also does anyone else love White Wolf of Icicle Creek but hateeeee the way there is like nothing to do between cooking mini games lol it feels like you just keep waiting around until theres a task or event in the game.
Also also also Chantal is the WORST 😆
u/myhusbandswine — 1 day ago
▲ 7 r/nancydrew
With The Palladium saved, it's now time for a much more relaxing internship at a museum!
So Nancy Drew was a series that had totally passed me by (being English I was brought up on Enid Blyton instead!), but I was put onto Blackmoor Manor as being a really great puzzle game, and totally loved it!
So of course the next step was to check out Message in a Haunted Mansion.
Fast forward a few months from that and I'm starting my fifth Nancy Drew game in my new commitment to complete every game in the series!
I guess now four games complete, I'm officially a "fan" ❤.
If you enjoy reliving these games vicariously through blind playthroughs, it'd be great to see you in the comment section!
-TDF
u/ThatDesignFeel — 4 hours ago
▲ 2 r/nancydrew
Alms for the poor? (Can't open cheats for some reason)
Phantom of Venice: I didn't want to tag tech support bc it's specifically the cheat bar I'm trying to open lol but yeeeah I just want to give Nancy some coins so I don't have to fight wasps or dance but for some reason I'm having trouble when I've never had issues opening the cheats bar before.
I purchased this game on steam so maybe that's the problem? Has anyone run into this issue, am I doing something wrong?
I've tried: ctrl + shift + c , ctrl + shift + c + tab , ctrl + shift + c + tab + fn
??? Has anyone else had this issue? I don't cheat much, but again I've always been able to when I tried before lol
u/piscesinturrupted — 1 day ago
It’s time for White Wolf of Icicle Creek….which is set in my country Canada 🗻
u/myhusbandswine — 2 days ago
HER Interactive Merch Haul
Nothing like turning 31 with some Nancy merch. I’ve wanted this duffel bag for 20 years.
The candle smells way better than it has any right to.
u/Itfollowsu — 2 days ago
Kayaking in an old limestone mine
Felt very Phantom of Venice water canal. The water level increased the further you get into the caves, there was even a space you could touch the ceiling bc it was so high! Very cool and a bit spooky lol
u/theepumpgod — 3 days ago
▲ 2 r/nancydrew
Slider puzzles and the like
I'm trying to get better at slider puzzles! There are other puzzles like that number game in alibi in ashes (in what's his face's shop) and a classic swap the tile.
Do yall know if there's a site that houses those puzzles?
u/Empty_Report_8184 — 3 hours ago