Nancy Drew® Dossier: Resorting to Danger!

I enjoyed this Nancy Drew Dossier much more than I did the Lights, Camera, Curses dossier. Resorting to Danger was filled with fun puzzles and locations. It provides a few hours of easy point and click entertainment. The characters were a little insufferable, but I enjoyed the skip feature throughout the dialogue scenes. I liked the Greek-inspired matching puzzles at the end of the game. Overall, I'll come back and replay this one again.

This was my first time playing a Dossier game and, honestly, this was a cute, fun little game! HeR Interactive should have kept with them (especially since it seems like another was already in development??). It would've been especially beneficial in these past 10 years, with the very sporadic main game release schedule. They could've maintain some semblance of steady releases with smaller releases like this one in between main games...

great game,so many different endings!

fun game and beginner friendly for anyone new to her interactive games as this one pretty much tells you where you need to go and it has a sequential order so it's more direct

For what it is, I really enjoyed this ND Dossier game. It is more standard hidden object/combining objects for points in a level format, so know that going into it if you don't already. It was interesting getting points for picking the correct dialogue. The way the suspects/culprits were handled was also mildly interesting, but not my favorite aspect. Overall, it's a fun game with multiple endings, but I wouldn't play through the game that many times to get them all. I recommend it at least once if you like the style of play.

Cool dossier game, obviously not the same OR as good as the original Nancy Drew mystery games. That being said, it is a fun "hidden object game" with an interesting mystery and puzzles along the way.