Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice
Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice
PC
By: HeR Interactive
Jackal
Senior Content Writer
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The Good
- Get to shop and dress Nancy (I could get a little crazy with this)
- nice mix of puzzles and an interesting mystery to solve
- good character modeling.
The Bad
- Some shaky voice work
- repetitive card game is simply filler
- limited navigation is still clunky and prevents adequate exploration
- very short.
Our Verdict
Good
A solid adventure that is generally enjoyable, though it lacks enough polish or ambition to recommend without caution.
While a solid game with all the elements we have come to rely on from Nancy Drew, it feels a little too shallow, a little too short to stand among the best games of the series.
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