Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice
Nancy Drew®: The Phantom of Venice is a first-person perspective, point-and-click adventure game. The player is Nancy Drew and has to solve a mystery. Explore rich environments for clues, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles and mini-games.
The stakes have never been higher as Nancy Drew joins an international undercover investigation to track down a phantom thief in Venice. The police have few leads and you might be the only one who can stop the thefts of historic artifacts. Can you spy on suspects and collect clues before the crime syndicate catches up to you? Dare to Play
Master Italian as you dig for clues
Create a fashion statement or a new disguise
Deal out the fun in the Italian card game Scopa
Cover the costs with creative ways to earn Euros
Travel the canals and listen to singing gondoliers
About The Nancy Drew Adventure Series
The original #1 selling PC adventure series.
Системные требования
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- OS *: Window XP/Vista
- Processor: 1 GHz or greater Pentium or equivalent class CPU
- Memory: 128 MB of RAM
- Graphics: 32 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible video card
- DirectX: 9.0
- Hard Drive: 1 GB or more of hard drive space
- Sound: 16 bit DirectX compatible sound card
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Steam · Very Positive
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I am an avid Nancy Drew player. Played a lot of them as a kid and have been working through the collection on steam now in my adulthood. This is the first game I have not bothered to finish. I was just so, so bored throughout the game. I could not get into any level of immersion with this. The puzzles felt tedious and the locations felt random and disconnected. Even in other games with a lot of locations/travel (like shadow ranch) there are places to stop and explore, and riding the horses and exploring the trails/collecting artifacts made the travel still feel connected to the game. With this game, it feels like you are constantly hopping on metro rides to go to a location to find one small clue that then leads you to another clue at another location. Felt more like a glorified scavenger hunt than a Nancy Drew game with a cohesive story and mystery to solve. I'd say unless you played this as a kid and are looking to beat a game you never did back then or are playing for the nostalgia, you can probably skip this one.
