Big heavy curtains, sweeping stairs, little balcony boxes, and a mezzanine level. The whole game is played inside the theatre, and it's an excellent setting. As the demolition is only three days away, Nancy must work fast.
The more she pokes, the more tangled things seem to become. Needless to say, Nancy does not enjoy a simple night out with friends at the movies, and soon finds herself poking in and around the theatre in order to get to the bottom of a kidnapping that's a bit too close to home. Nancy finds herself this time in St Louis, at the world premier of a new feature film, being screened in a grand old theatre which is due to be demolished. The interface and game play are the same - why fiddle with something that ain't really broke? Also, the sameness enables a returning player to jump straight in, no need to sort out how the game works before getting underway. I don't know about the industry, but there is no doubt that Her Interactive is doing its part with Nancy and her escapades.Īnyone who has played any of the previous games will immediately be at home with the familiarity of this game. Her Interactive, the makers of the game, describe their corporate mission as "To lead the industry towards a new standard of intelligent interactive entertainment for girls". My 12 year old daughter Emily enjoyed it a lot, so the fifth instalment, The Final Scene, was a welcome arrival. Review by Steve Ramsey with Emily (January, 2002) Nancy Drew made her debut in our house with Treasure in the Royal Tower, the fourth game in this series.
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