If you want to buy a game purely to have fun, THIS is the title. Along with the Hardy Boys, Nancy takes a train with other detectives from around the country to find centuries-old treasure. Not everyone's motives are pure, as is evident by the characters. The puzzles are challenging but not boring, the plot is always interesting, and this game is purely unique from the rest. The favorite.

This game was a relief for many-after the horror that was Kapu Cave, HER released this gem of a mystery. The snowy setting is an awesome backdrop to a complex mystery, and the plethora of characters compliment the plot nicely. The White Wolf herself is the best part of the game!

This game was a huge breath of fresh air. This is not only because of the original, beliveable characters, the stunning graphics, or the air of suspense, but because the creators of the game finally returned to their old formula. This game was extremely reminiscent of some of the classic Nancy Drew games. This is definetly one of the better "new" games.

The hardest and most frightening ND game, Blackmoor Manor is best taken on if one is an ND expert. If you are a fan of being constantly spooked, inricate puzzles, and some seriously cool passageways, this title is for you. Characters are solid and the graphics are excellent.

Romance, cowboys, and mystery-this is truly an all-out fun game to play. While sometimes tedious, Shadow Ranch is a quintessential Nancy Drew game that involves all the combination of lots of sleuthing, many puzzles, and a bit of scariness. A great game.

While not in the traditional mold of ND games, Ransom of the Seven Ships has many fun and challenging puzzles, many locations to explore, stunning graphics, and the best and most shocking ending to any mystery. Nancy searches for Bess after she is kidnapped, and the only other people on the island are George and a beach bum, so character development is not very strong. Still, a great game.

The Scarlet Hand is another game with a fantastic finish and strong plot. The beginning is tedious, but once into the mystery the player is submerged in Mayan culture and looming danger. This is a classic, strong addition.

This game is fun, but not too challenging and not at all memorable. If you're a fan of Depression-era America, however, this could be quite an interesting game. It has many puzzles which can be both tricky and fun, but the characters suffer from the boring plot.

This game was a disappointment as it's three predecesors were so strong. The plot and characters start out strong as Nancy is asked to find a missing groom, but both rapidly deteriorate as the game goes on. Luckily, this game is one of the more creepy titles in the series, but has a very strange and abrupt ending.

This is one of the easier ND games, but still very fun. The plot is a little flaky, however. This is a great starter game for anyone who hasn't played the series before. The strength of this mystery is the characters, who all have legitimate motives.

This was by far the worst ND game. The plot, characters, and ending were laughable at best. The only redeeming quality of this game is the graphics. Don't buy this game unless you absolutely must.