@ Berregar, sure, you can ask for help, but will I remember ?  I've played a whole lot of adventure (and non) games since then. What I rememeber the most from Voyage is bouncing into the flowers, loved that part! I did have to peek at a walk through for some of it though (I think).

@ Oscar, probably, try it and see, the worst that can happen is it won't play. If you are running Win 7 or 8 you can run as adm and have the system emulate XP svc pack 2 (XP ran everything) for that program. Her interactive also might have an option to download hot packs on their website to fix any compatability issues.

misscatlady2453 wrote:

Yeah the main issue with Nancy Drew games is that the puzzles can't be skipped. Some of the games are super hard. The games themselves are still super fun to play for me.

Just as a suggestion - if you haven't played Warnings at Waverly Academy....I find that this game is a good starting point for someone new to playing ND games. If I remember right, the puzzles aren't overly difficult in this one. It kind of gives a good introduction to the series I think - even though it is from the middle of the series.

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Yes, its mostly the puzzles.....non-skip that get me.  I play other straight point and clicks with non-skip puzzles like the Blackwell stories, for instance, but ND games get me stumped every time.

misscatlady, I think last time we did mention that we might play ND Shadow at the Water's Edge.  I only have that one and Phantom of Venice.  I don't feel like buying another ND game until I finish those two, therefore I won't be playing Waverly Academy if it is chosen.