Lovely art, decent puzzles, but be warned: character movement is excrutiatingly slow and unwieldy. Would only recommend for stoned folk with patience.

A Holmes-esque setting, likeable characters, and vivid artwork make this a standout addition to the HOG genre. The plot is good, if predictable.

Way too short for what is otherwise a decent HOG--variety in HOGs, okay story, colorful art, and imagination. Grab if it's on sale.

Better art than its predecessor and great art for a HO game, but much worse puzzles (generic, boring). I did like the riff on Swan Lake though.

Pixelly metroidvania in the vein of To The Moon. Typical deep-themed indie, but still pleasurable. Stay until after the credits to get a happy ending.

If you're playing the Nancy Drew games in order of release, start with this one and ignore all the previous. Solid game, good characters, good mystery.

I wouldn't say this is a *fun* game, but it's definitely emotional and even a bit difficult, for what's basically a walking simulator/survival game.

This is a really solid hidden object game. On the short side, but the clues aren't impossible to see, and the story isn't too dumb like so many others.

A masterful one-player co-op game with intuitive controller movements. Gorgeous story, unique experience, cannot recommend enough!

Magical adventure in Brazillian slum with a captivating setting and a great metaphorical story. The puzzles are not repetitive or boring.