Alex Hill: Whispers at White Oak Inn

I can't really speak to the gameplay or story line because the game won't even open.

Great game especially for fans of Nancy Drew. Plenty of easter eggs that don't detract from the main game if you haven't ever played. Also fun Dr Who easter eggs too.

I loved the retro nancy drew feel I got from the game. The simplicity of the point and click, the story and the puzzles. I loved how the creator still made it their own and the different references. My personal favorite was the gas mask and the 3d glasses representing doctor who. I am looking forward to the next one!

I'm impressed by the work to see this passion project through, however it feels largely like a demo/beta version of a potential future game, with much of the game play feeling like a chore. Despite this, I enjoyed the point and click and think this game has potential, and honestly, it was still more enjoyable than the newest two Nancy Drew games. Overall, the game wasn't immersive, which is my favorite part of a point and click style game. The initial thing I noticed was the uneven voice acting - some characters are decent and sound like professional actors (Cassandra comes to mind), but the titular character was distractingly amateurish and made the game difficult to get into. The graphics leave a lot to be desired as well, but the outside shots are nice, and the night shots and star filled landscapes are especially pretty. The story and characters aren't very compelling, despite things picking up a little halfway through; I never felt fully invested or immersed in the world. As others note, there aren't many puzzles in the game, which wouldn't have made as much of an impact, had the characters/story/voice acting been better quality. Still, it's an impressive game, just not …

Very promising start to what I hope will be a series of Alex Hill games.

I liked this game and it obviously scratches the Nancy Drew itch. However there were a couple things that threw me off. First, the voice acting definitely feels choppy in a lot of the dialogue. In terms of game sequencing, a lot of the things to progress the story didn't feel natural and I would have to look up what I would need to do to trigger the next event.