But, unfortunately, it is not exciting at all as this can quickly become a chore! Her car use a lot of gas, and poor Nancy will have to spend part of her hard-earned money to keep it. Making par is tough, and may be frustrating to younger players.Ī really new twist is that Nancy can also drive her blue sports car around town, deliver telegrams to raise money. The most frustrating puzzle in this game is a mini-golf course. Frankly, the great part of puzzles and riddles don’t really fit into the storyline and are rather tedious. The puzzle mini-games are playable even after the puzzle is solved, which is a great feature. There are plenty of puzzles and clues to collect, and also several mini-games, which are either part of the puzzles or are stand-alone games. The players collect items for their inventory and interview various characters. "Maybe you can convince some handsome fellow to get our holes in one for us.As in all the Nancy Drew games, this is a point-and-click adventure from a first-person perspective, clicking the arrow in the direction they want to move to. "We don't have until next year, so we'll do what we can." She glanced at Helen with a mischievous glint. Nancy looked out the front, her face set with determination. "Don't worry, I'm sure one of us will get it, eventually." Jenny leaned forward and patted her back. "Great, we're going to be spending a whole lot of money just to find the next clue!" Helen threw her hands in the air and groaned. She didn't like it as much as she thought she would, so we've never gone back." "She did," said Nancy as she moved her foot to the excelerator now that the light changed back to green. "What? I thought George dragged you out to every sport she played!" "Well what makes you think I can do better than any of you?" blurted Nancy, slightly annoyed. "You're going to have to get a hole in one, Nancy," said Helen. She took the brief moment to glance at each of the girls. "Mom and I really never went golfing, even though Josiah did ask us to on several occasions." Everyone glanced pointedly at Nancy as she came to a stop at a red light. "I definitely can't, sports really isn't my thing."Įmily chuckled sheepishly. "Yeah, but, can any of us get a hole in one?" asked Jenny. "Josiah said so himself, and now that I'm thinking about it, I really do believe he meant for us to go there!" "How do you know that?"Įmily smiled absently. Helen turned in her seat and glanced curiously at Emily. "And I'm sure they would do anything for Josiah! He was their best customer!" "Oh! Moonlight!"Įmily bounced in her seat. "Well, when four quarters become whole, it's more than likely referring to the moon, four quarters, or four parts I should say, that come together to make a whole moon." "But that's spelled w-h-o-l-e, not h-o-l-e," said Helen as she crossed her arms. "It does say in the first poem a hole in one." "But why would there be clues at a mini golf course?" asked Helen. So I figured that by telling them we were going to the Inn first that they wouldn't think of following us to get the clues we might find at Moonlight Gest." We were able to lose them on the way to lunch and Emily was able to tell us about the Caldwell legend. "I guess Helen and Emily didn't told you yet, but we think the Tophams were following us when we went to the mall. Topham that we were going to Lilac Inn first, and then go mini golfing?" said Jenny slowly. Nancy nodded as the light turned green and she switched her foot to the excelerator. "Are we going to Moonlight Gests?" Nancy nodded.Įmily grinned. "Well, how does a game of mini golf sound?"Įmily gasped. Nancy thought a moment until she came to a stop at a red light. "So, now what?" asked Helen as they drove away from the house.
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