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My dad found this glowing rock on his walk, what is it?

He brought back this rock from his walk, he walks on our long gravel driveway every evening/night.

u/Professional-Log1067 — 8 days ago

What are considered scary games?

My apologies if this has said before and also my apologies if it’s way too easy to answer or oblivious or something 😅

Anyway… the reason why I’m asking this is because I think every game has some dark or intense things like DDI or SPY or something but I’m thinking about doing a tier ranking on what are the games that would be the most spookiest, darkest, and intense games out of all of them.

I hope this makes sense 😅

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u/Practical_Artist_503 — 9 days ago
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ranking ND characters by how epic they are (real)

notes:

- no KEY or dossier characters because I haven't played those (& i've only gotten halfway through MID so no spoilers)

- this isn't necessarily a ranking of the characters morally nor even how well-written they are. just how objectively epic they are. no further questions>!&#x200B;!<

u/bboy037 — 11 days ago

HELP: Starting my Nancy Drew journey.

I'm having surgery next month and need cozy games to play while I'm recovering. I've never played a Nancy Drew game and figured there's no better time to start. There's a sale on Steam right now, so I want to get them while I can.

Which games should I start out with? Is there a particular order? Any I should probably skip?

Let me know - and thank you!

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u/maybelmoore — 10 days ago

Parrot at my stepmom's nursing home

I wasn't allowed to feed her, so I couldn't get a hint or a treat.

u/illustratious — 10 days ago

My no walkthrough challenge is officially complete! 21 out of 35 (both secrets can kill) with no walkthrough!

u/FloridaGirl2222 — 9 days ago

THE ULTIMATE NANCY DREW GAMES TIER RANKINGS: FINAL RESULTS!

Sike! We aren't done yet, y'all!

Yes, Clue Crew: S round voting will be commencing soon!

But first, let's get the results for Mystery of the Seven Keys out of the way. Voting for this game had one of the lowest turnouts ever, which is no surprise at all. Out of 186 votes...

A - 1 vote

B - 12 votes

C - 31 votes

D - 48 votes

F - 94 votes *WINNER*

Now, onto business.

Quite a few of you voiced your opinions in the earlier rounds that S tier ranking should have been an option! And those who spoke up are totally right! After voting for Secrets Can Kill ended, I considered starting over entirely to include an S tier, but then I thought, instead of starting over, why not do things a bit differently and wait until voting for ALL the games are complete before we open up voting to decide which games deserve to be bumped up to S tier the most?

For S tier ranking, I want you guys to consider not necessarily which games YOU think are THE best, but also consider what games you think best embody the concept of the S tier? Think of everything about the games as a package deal:

  • Subjective opinions aside, which games do you immediately think of when you think of Nancy Drew?
  • Which games feel most put together and fully realized, with a well rounded mystery that's best complemented by its' atmosphere?
  • What games feature the strongest roster of characters that feel like actual people, with depth and complexity to them?
  • Also consider the puzzles: which games have the most enjoyable puzzles? Or even the perfect number of puzzles with the perfect ratio of easy to hard difficulty, or even how organic they feel to the world of that particular Nancy Drew game?

Since I started this with the fandom at large in mind, I want your opinion on how voting for S tier should and will happen. Do we....

  • Vote only on A games, or open up to B games as well?
  • Vote for a Top 3 or a Top 5?

My initial thinking was that S tier voting would only be open to A games, as they are the most beloved and there's plenty to chose from, but I also thought that we could also open up voting to B games, too. More games than I expected were voted into B tier, and there's a couple in that tier that I personally believe deserve to be considered for S tier (Fox and Geese be damned).

What are we thinking, Clue Crew? Give me your thoughts and when enough people sound off, S round voting will officially commence!

Round 1 - Secrets Can Kill

Round 2 - Stay Tuned For Danger

Round 3 - Message in a Haunted Mansion

Round 4 - Treasure in the Royal Tower

Round 5 - The Final Scene

Round 6 - Secret of the Scarlet Hand

Round 7 - Ghost Dogs of Moon Lake

Round 8 - The Haunted Carousel

Round 9 - Danger on Deception Island

Round 10 - The Secret of Shadow Ranch

Round 11 - The Curse of Blackmoor Manor

Round 12 - The Secret of the Old Clock

Round 13 - Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon

Round 14 - Danger By Design

Round 15 - The Creature of Kapu Cave

Round 16 - The White Wolf of Icicle Creek

Round 17 - Legend of the Crystal Skull

Round 18 - The Phantom of Venice

Round 19 - The Haunting of Castle Malloy

Round 20 - Ransom of the Seven Ships

Round 21 - Warnings at Waverly Academy

Round 22 - Trail of the Twister

Round 23 - Shadow at the Waters Edge

Round 24 - The Captive Curse

Round 25 - Alibi in Ashes

Round 26 - Tomb of the Lost Queen

Round 27 - The Deadly Device

Round 28 - The Ghost of Thornton Hall

Round 29 - The Silent Spy

Round 30 - The Shattered Medallion

Round 31 - Labyrinth of Lies

Round 32 - Sea of Darkness

Round 33 - Midnight in Salem

Round 34 - Mystery of the Seven Keys

u/southernfirefly13 — 9 days ago