In celebration of ten good years together, we're hosting a giveaway of some of our favorite things.
Hey, y'all, you gotta try the Nancy Drew games! If you're the type who liked Myst, you'll like the original games, which have mysterious objects and impossible scenarios (who in the world would build miles of passageways underneath the ground? In Nancy's world, practically everybody who ever owned any property.) If you like puzzles but not a long, drawn-out game, go for the hidden-objects version. Both types have good voice actors and interesting dialogue.
If this type of game, in any form, makes you want to break pencils in half and then stick them into your monitor, then you should just back away slowly.
To Enter:
Leave a comment telling where you'd like to find a hidden passageway.
You can enter all the giveaways if you want to.
Next week we'll pick the winner. We'll post it in code, and you'll have to collect seven different tokens and arrange them in the right order before the ceiling caves in. (Not really. That's just a day in the life of Nancy Drew.)
-- SJ and DJ
Saturday, October 09, 2010
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7 comments:
Failed to read the directions on this one too. I'd like to find a hidden passageway in our woods so it'd be conventiently located nearby and I could zip off and explore when I had a few spare moments. :)
I think I'd like a hidden passageway under our house so I could hide now and again when I think I'm going crazy! ;O)
I want to find a hidden passage way in my bedroom wall. I always thought that would be cool. I found one once in my great grandpa's house in VT, but was too afraid to go in it. I'd totally go in it now.
I'd like to find a secret passage way ANYWHERE. My dad just moved in to his new house today and I have a confession:
I went around the whole house looking for hidden things, or surprises...And maybe I was looking for hidden passage ways. I do this at every house.
in the wall
a hidden passage from our house to a certain college close by....cryptic, huh? that would allow travelers to forgo the light at the corner. creative? not really but I LOVE Nancy! You know I do :)
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