- February 2, 2017
- HeR Interactive
- 9h median play time
Nancy Drew: Sea of Darkness
Platforms
About
In "Nancy Drew: Sea of Darkness," players assume the role of detective Nancy Drew as she investigates the mysterious disappearance of the Heerlijkheid's captain. The ship, once the centerpiece of a local festival, now serves as an eerie reminder of the unknown. Players will uncover secrets and navigate through Icelandic folklore and legends to solve the Sea of Darkness's mystery.








- The game features beautiful graphics and a captivating Icelandic setting, enhancing the overall atmosphere.
- The storyline is engaging with well-developed characters, providing a mix of humor and emotional depth.
- The puzzles are challenging and varied, offering a satisfying experience for players who enjoy problem-solving.
- Many puzzles are repetitive and heavily focused on math or Sudoku-like mechanics, which can become tedious.
- The voice acting and character interactions are often criticized for being less charming and engaging compared to earlier entries in the series.
- Some players found the game overly reliant on puzzles, leading to a lack of narrative flow and immersion.
story
77 mentions Positive Neutral NegativeThe game's story is generally praised for its intriguing plot, well-developed characters, and immersive setting, with many players appreciating the balance between narrative and puzzles. However, some reviewers felt the plot could have been more engaging or complex, with a few noting that the puzzles sometimes overshadowed the storyline. Overall, while the story has its strengths, opinions vary on its depth and excitement compared to previous entries in the series.
“The story, characters, music, and setting are all top notch.”
“The storylines are so fun and intriguing—I still can't figure out who the culprit is until the end!”
“The story line is realistic and absorbing, the characters are dynamic and unique, the animation and effects are superb, the atmosphere is immersive and stunning.”
“I felt like the plot fell a little flat—like there could have been more added to the story; however, it's not a poorly made game either.”
“The storyline with Ned was a little confusing.”
“In general, the plot was a bit more mediocre than some of the other games—I suspected the guilty party immediately and the climax felt a bit stunted.”