Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger!

81%
Game Brain Score Based on 84 reviews
  • story
  • graphics
  • gameplay
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In "Nancy Drew Dossier: Resorting to Danger," help Nancy investigate a series of strange accidents at a luxurious resort. Solve hidden object puzzles and gather evidence to uncover the truth behind the mysterious happenings. Use Nancy's analytical skills to interrogate suspects and get to the bottom of this exciting mystery.

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81%
Audience ScoreBased on 84 reviews
story7 positive mentions
graphics3 negative mentions
  • The game offers a fun and nostalgic experience with enjoyable puzzles and mini-games.
  • It features multiple endings and a unique room to search based on the chosen culprit, adding replay value.
  • The light-hearted nature and casual gameplay make it a good option for those looking for a quick and relaxing game.
  • The game lacks an auto-save feature, leading to potential loss of progress if the game crashes.
  • Gameplay is more simplistic and linear compared to traditional Nancy Drew games, which may disappoint long-time fans.
  • Some players found the puzzles repetitive and the overall experience less engaging than other entries in the series.
  • story19 mentions

    The game's story is generally regarded as enjoyable and fun, with some players appreciating its multiple endings and engaging plot. However, critiques highlight its simplicity, lack of character development, and a more linear progression, likening it to a visual novel rather than a complex narrative experience. Overall, while the story has its merits, it may not satisfy those seeking depth and intricacy.

    • “For 1, you're Nancy Drew, and for 2, this has a whirlwind storyline with multiple endings.”
    • “Loved the storyline and the plot as well.”
    • “I enjoyed the story - it wasn't as complex as others, but it wasn't boring.”
    • “The story is very basic, the character development is almost non-existent, and the puzzles are very simplistic.”
    • “The majority of the story takes place in 2D drawings versus the standard graphics you may have been used to, and the only 3D graphics you get come in the form of suspect interaction, but it's not even remotely close to realistic.”
    • “This game is basically all mini games instead of a flowing storyline.”
  • graphics7 mentions

    The graphics in the game are a mixed bag, with some players appreciating the nostalgic charm of the simplistic 2D drawings, while others criticize the lack of detail and realism in the 3D elements. Overall, the visuals are often described as lacking compared to modern standards, but they evoke a sense of nostalgia for long-time fans of the genre.

    • “I enjoyed the puzzles so much and the animations of the characters and the graphics.”
    • “Resorting to danger has a great aesthetic, voice acting, a points system, unique endings, and great mini games.”
    • “It doesn't take nearly as much brain power as the other games and, additionally, there are almost no graphics to speak of, which is definitely saying a lot if you've ever played any indie game over the past 20 years - the graphics have always been notably bad, but in a nostalgic, laughable way.”
    • “The majority of the story takes place in 2D drawings versus the standard graphics you may have been used to, and the only 3D graphics you get come in the form of suspect interaction, but it's not even remotely close to realistic.”
    • “Did not enjoy the story, graphics, or the game at all.”
  • gameplay6 mentions

    The gameplay has received mixed reviews, with some players appreciating the updated mechanics and hidden object elements, while others criticize the restrictive format that limits exploration and player choice, diverging significantly from previous Nancy Drew titles.

    • “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.”
    • “Very different updated gameplay which I enjoyed a lot.”
    • “He 'dossier' entries focus heavily on hidden object game mechanics compared to the mainline entries in the franchise.”
    • “I don't like the way this game was formatted for gameplay; it's nothing like the other Nancy Drew games and it's really boring because everything is chosen for you instead of being able to travel the map.”
    • “I think this is the very first Nancy Drew game where they've limited the gameplay so much that there's also no possibility of traveling the map.”
    • “The 'dossier' entries focus heavily on hidden object game mechanics compared to the mainline entries in the franchise.”
  • humor3 mentions

    The humor in the game is highlighted by witty and sarcastic dialogue that enhances the overall experience, making it more engaging than typical point-and-click hidden object games. Players appreciate the amusing interactions between rude guests and staff, as well as the strong character voiceovers and enjoyable background music.

    • “The dialogue is so funny that you won't want to skip it, making it better than many other point-and-click hidden object games.”
    • “The guests and staff are rude, but their humor adds a delightful twist to the experience.”
    • “You'll enjoy great character voiceovers, funny and sarcastically well-written dialogues, and my personal favorite: the background music.”
  • replayability2 mentions

    The game offers notable replayability through unlockable special credits, encouraging players to revisit it if they miss them on their initial playthrough. Overall, it is considered a casual experience with good replay value.

    • “There are special credits that can be unlocked, so there is replayability if you don't manage to unlock them the first time through.”
    • “Just a nice, casual game with some good replay value.”
    • “There are special credits that can be unlocked, so there is some replayability if you don't manage to unlock them the first time through.”
    • “Once you've completed the game, there's little incentive to go back and play it again.”
    • “The lack of meaningful choices and consequences makes replaying the game feel pointless.”
  • music2 mentions

    The music in the game is well-received, with users highlighting its quality and effectiveness in enhancing the experience, alongside commendable voice acting and witty dialogue.

    • “You'll experience great character voiceover, funny and sarcastically well-written dialogues, and my personal favorite: the background music.”
    • “The music is forgettable and doesn't add anything to the overall experience.”
    • “The soundtrack feels repetitive and lacks variety, making it hard to stay engaged.”
    • “While the voice acting is decent, the music fails to leave a lasting impression.”
  • character development1 mentions

    Character development in the game is largely criticized for being minimal and lacking depth, contributing to an overall basic narrative experience.

    • “The story is very basic, the character development is almost non-existent, and the puzzles are very simplistic.”
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