Nancy Drew®: Curse of Blackmoor Manor

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Okeyish story and quite thrilling atmosphere, but had to look up stuff in the walkthrough, although I have already knew the correct answer. There were some unobvious/illogical details as the specific order of certain actions because otherswise a cutscene won't make sense, or mouse right-click suddenly becomes a thing in one of the puzzles, timer that is not actually a timer but a strange tracker of your actions. Game throws a whole bunch of names at you (history of the family), and when you need one of them to solve the puzzle couple of real days after, you cannot find it anywhere in the game (not a mention in the journal).

Top 5 for sure. I love the creepy settings, the amazing puzzles, the hidden passageways, how we get to sneak around. Wish more of their games had this.

Some diehard fans say this one is too difficult. I disagree, but I love this one. I played this way back as a kid. Nancy is sent to check on a friend, Linda, at Blackmoor Manor in England (don't ask where, just England). Linda doesn't leave her room, just stays in bed with her curtains drawn around all four posters. Her mother sent you to make sure Linda is alright after marrying a British diplomat, Hugh Penvellyn. Hugh is gone for work, so you are stuck alone with: Jane, his young daughter; Letitia Drake, Hugh's aunt; and the eccentric man named Nigel Mookerjee trying to write a Penvellyn book in the library. Ethel Bossiny, Jane's tutor, is also hovering around the manor trying to teach Jane and protect Penvellyn secrets. In finding out what has happened to Linda, or rather what she believes has happened to her, Nancy stumbles upon passages in Blackmoor Manor and puzzles. She is convinced that someone thought Linda was getting too close to something hidden in the manor. The passages are long and dark, which means you as Nancy often need to play with Jane for glow sticks to light the way. The puzzles are from generations of Penvellyns to protect a treasure, and the most famous o…

Blackmoor is a true classic, right up there with The Haunting of Castle Malloy. An amazing game with amazing music and atmosphere. Her Interactive, please erase my memory so I never remember that ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Mystery of the Seven Keys, because I'm still hoping for a great Nancy Drew game

Definitely one of the more challenging Nancy Drew games I have done. I haven't played this in so long so it was fun to go down memory lane with the recent Steam Sale. This is one of the longer game time ND games with so many puzzles and things to look into.