Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger
- Find hidden clues and use them together correctly to crack the case
- Uncover up to six endings depending on how you solve the case
- Replay fun mini-games in Arcade mode such as Bomb Defuse and Note Decode
- Meet and interrogate suspicious suspects including wealthy clients and disgruntled employees
- Explore beautifully detailed locations at the spa for clues
Product Description
From the creators of the #1 selling Adventure series comes a new Mystery Hidden Object series: Nancy Drew Dossier.You, as Nancy Drew, must stop a bomber from ruining the Redondo Spa clients’ rejuvenation and relaxation. The high maintenance clients won’t be happy if they find that their retreat is about to explode, even if the bombs are more prankster gross-outs than dangerous. Now, Nancy Drew is undercover as the spa gopher catering to the customers’ eccentric requests while defusing bombs. From celebrities who escape here to the receptionist at the front desk—everyone is a suspect! Who is sabotaging the spa and can Nancy catch the culprit before the spa loses all of its clients?
Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger
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February 12th, 2010 at 2:34 am
I just love the new Nancy Drew Dossier series! Great story, great puzzles. I couldn’t put this game down.
Rating: 5 / 5
February 12th, 2010 at 4:03 am
Fun game for a senior, bought it to get more familiar with my computer. It is challenging and helps me to have to think and use my brain more. My grandkids enjoy it when they are over.
Rating: 4 / 5
February 12th, 2010 at 6:40 am
This was a fun game, but wasn’t quite as fun as the usual Nancy Drews. Fairly good plot, functions of play were functional. Everything was scaled down and it played to quickly. But I do appreciate them making another game to get us ND junkies through until the next release of their bigger games
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Rating: 4 / 5
February 12th, 2010 at 9:29 am
“Nancy Drew:Resorting to Danger” is not like the traditional Nancy Drew games. It is a seek and find game, kind of like I Spy, except a little bit harder because you have to put two items together to get a result. This is what I thought of it:
Story-The story is that the Redondo, a luxury spa for the wealthy and beautiful, has called you to come pose as the general assistant and find out who has been exploding bombs in the spa. However at the same time you have to keep the customers happy.
Graphics-They are cartoony, not 3D like the other series. You have to find the items on a still, cartoony picture.
Sound-Happy music that might sound like elevator or shopping music. Not bad, but it does get annoying after playing the game through.
Gameplay-Like I said, there is a still picture on which you have to find objects to complete a task. For instance, you might have a locked door, so you see a key sticking out from under a rug. You select the rug, select lift, and the key is exposed for you to match with the locked door. Simplistic with a little bit of logic mixed in! Also there are a few minigame that you have to complete every now and then. Out of the 4 minigames, only one was really annoying, and only one did I really like.
Fun-It is a really fun game that has a lot of replay value. The replay value is because there are 6 different ending. Yes, SIX! You can change the ending about halfway through, and it’s quite obvious how to do it. It’s fun.
Length-The major downfall was the length. It lasted me about 3 hours. I was so disappointed that it was that short!
So, a word to the wise, only get this game if you can get it really cheap! Do you really want to pay $15-$20 for 3 hours? Yes, it is a really fun 3 hours. Yes, I gave it 4 stars, but it is still only 3 hours!
Rating: 4 / 5
February 12th, 2010 at 12:28 pm
If you do not have enough time to play the full Nancy Drew games, these dossiers are great. They progress quickly, are full of hidden objects, and I really liked the fact that they have an Arcade built in so you can play some of the games in the story as many times as you wish. All in all an enjoyable game. I’ll probably buy a couple more.
Rating: 3 / 5