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Apparently I was right. Nancy Drew: The Final Scene was indeed rushed to production. Apparently HeR Interactive hit some financial hot water and decided to make two games per year to increase revenue. The Final Scene was the first game made after this decision. It was made on very short notice, and apparently the plot differs a lot from what HeR actually wanted it to be. Makes since. I mean, there’s not even a welcome audio clip, and tbh the plot was kinda weak.
The plot of Nancy Drew: Treasure in the Royal Tower sounds like a dream vacation. I mean, you’re snowed in at a massive stone castle where you’re one of only 3 guests, 5 people total. There’s literally a blizzard right outside your window. In any other building you’d be terrified and anxious, not in a big stone castle. You can go down to the lobby and sit by the crackling fire, no other guests around, the snowy winds whistling just outside the window. You couldn’t go anywhere else, even if you wanted to, so you might as well just sit back and relax for the next few days. Ugh. What a dream.
I’m really dreading playing Nancy Drew: The Final Scene. If I’m remembering it correctly, it was one of the most boring, mind-numbing ND games I’ve played. I finished it so fast. Idk if I’m ready to do it again, and it’s been over a year.