
Defuse an Explosive Situation at an Exclusive Resort!
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From the creators of the #1 selling-PC adventure games comes a new Nancy Drew story-driven casual series that is Fast Fun for Busy DetectivesTM. Nancy Drew Dossier hidden-object games immerse you in a suspense-filled hunt to piece together concealed clues as you search and seek to crack the case. A bomber plagues the Redondo Spa! Can you defuse the situation? The annoying explosives are pranks, but it could drive away the Redondo’s clients and celebrities. Nab the culprit or you’re out of business!
Six ways to solve the case
Replay exciting mini-games in Arcade Mode
Earn bonus points to unlock extra content
Combine clues to solve puzzles!
A hidden-object puzzle mystery that’s Fast Fun for Busy Detectives.
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Languages: English
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It was definitely different than other Nancy Drew games, but if you can get past that it isn't the same type of game it was pretty fun!
Good game so far played for 3 hours. sometimes once you do a task make sure to recheck the room cuz what your now looking for was untouchable the first time.
very cool, there is bombs, sadly there is not gunpowder in the bombs. not enough explosions, next game hope there is dead rich people.
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I really like the art style in this game. Especially the animations in the cut scenes. They also added hints, which is a big improvement from the last Dossier game. As for the story, I think I like the last game's better. The only thing I don't like is the statue puzzle in the maze. Not only because I am not familiar with greek mythology, but also because it's a maze, so even if you are familiar with the paths, it's still really time consuming to walk from one end to the other
I played this as a young kid. It was more challenging as I believe the Dossier series was meant for a younger audience with the more whimsical art style. I wish this series wasn't cancelled and that it continued as I really like the art and the voice acting is pretty good. The puzzles easier difficulty makes a very chill game to play and go through quickly. The puzzle at the bunker still gets me a bit but no biggie. My favorite mini game is the face mask one. I will open the game just to play that in the arcade.
he 'Dossier' entries focus heavily on Hidden Object Game mechanics compared to the mainline entries in the franchise. Many view them as weaker games due to this. Despite this, the story is okay here and the puzzles aren't too bad.
Although not as engaging or challenging as the first Nancy Drew dossier, Resorting to Danger holds great nostalgia and a fun twist on traditional HOG puzzle games. For 1, you're Nancy MFin Drew, and for 2, this has a whirlwind storyline with multiple endings. (self note: for years I thought the ending was singlular, as I assumed I made the correct decision 1st play-through and continued to make that choice on following play-throughs) Goofy yet endearing, I truly am disappointed HER never continued the Dossier series. Side note: i think the mini games in this one are addicting, but IMO game 1 had repetitive mini game styles
Pretty much similar to previous Dossier title: good for younger audience, relatively easy, and colorful. The drawbacks are similar as well: based on the score and chapters can't be replayed. Mini games in Arcade become boring quite quickly and some of the scores are very hard to beat.
Nostalgic and challenging. I love the mini-games and how EVERY ND game is connected some way some how :)
This was my first time playing a ND Dossier. I liked the switch up from the norm ND games! Besides my game crashing after 90 min of not saving (rookie mistake), I thoroughly enjoyed this playthrough and the puzzles. It's not something I'd want to do regularly, but like I said, it was just a nice switch up from the usual. One thing I liked was that you get a unique room to search based upon who you state is the culprit. There are a few things that bugged me: -the only way to save is by going back to the main menu -the [spoiler] culprit will always be whoever you selected you think it is. this just kind of ruins it for me. I thought that I had actually figured it out, until I saw gameplay where someone selected a different character and they ended up being the culprit in their playthrough. Idk, this just kinda made it lose it's shine. [/spoiler] Overall, it's a good game to knock out a couple hours.
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