Nancy Drew®: Secrets Can Kill REMASTERED
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Nancy Drew®: Secrets Can Kill REMASTERED is a first-person perspective, point-and-click adventure game. The player is Nancy Drew and has to solve a mystery. Explore rich environments for clues, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles and mini-games.
Key features:
- Play as Nancy Drew and investigate a murder at a local school.
- 3D animated characters, each with a secret to protect.
- New puzzles and storyline twists await you in the high school halls.
- Vintage Nancy Drew references celebrating the brand’s 80th anniversary.
- Take risks without starting over – the game will automatically return the player to the point before the fatal mistake.
- Choose from Junior or Senior Detective difficulty levels
Game Discussion
Steam User 1
Nancy Drew: Secrets Can Kill is the first mystery of the HER Interactive Nancy Drew series. This particular edition is the remastered one. It's not one of my favorites, though the music is very nostalgic. The mystery is good, a little darker than the other games. A murdered high school student has left behind a series of clues that leads Nancy to his secrets... and his killer. This game is short, only a couple hours of gameplay.
Most of this game is character interaction and reading billboards. There are very few puzzles. Ned gives you helpful clues if you get stuck.
Overall, it's neat to see where this series started, this one feels a tad more realistic story-wise compared to the other more fantastical mysteries.
Steam User 1
As someone who has played many Nancy Drew games throughout my life, I wanted to start from the beginning and experience them all. While Secrets Can Kill is more simple than later games in the series, I find it to be a good thing. For people wanting to play but not sure where to start, this is a great game to test the waters. It's not too hard and doesn't leave you frustrated looking up online walkthroughs. The graphics are not amazing, especially compared to more recent installations, but I was able to easily look past this. My only complaint is a glitch that happens during some cutscenes that cause the screen to flash rapidly. It's not too horrible--I could still make out what was happening and read the dialogue--but I'll still issue a fair warning to anyone with epilepsy or photosensitivity.
Overall, it was a good game! I really enjoyed it.
Steam User 1
Amazing, beefy final puzzle. I just wish the 'first step' isn't locked behind dialogue progression that is quite easy to miss and cause player to go back and forth trying things out without results.
Steam User 3
I played this game in 2002 with my 6 year old daughter. And then we played every single Nancy Drew through the last one in 2019 when she was 23 years old. Tonight the two of us continued the tradition by introducing it to my 8 year old grand daughter. It is a family legacy now.
Steam User 0
A short game, but good introduction to Nancy Drew. Not my favorite of the Nancy Drew Games, but not my least favorite!
Steam User 0
Only took about 4-5 hours to beat. Shorter than I would have liked and ciphers weren't very challenging but I would still recommend it for the nostalgia. Good if you want something to get the detective juices flowing but you don't want to do any critical heavy thinking!
Steam User 0
It was alright, very easy and definitely a beginner game compared to some of the other ones I've played. Not the biggest fan but if you're looking for an introduction to the series I would for sure start with this one.