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Nancy will meet a small but intriguing cast of characters, each of whom seems to have a motive tying them to the mystery. To help fund her trip, Nancy is teaching English to some young students-periodically, she will have the chance to grade their homework. She can also learn some traditional Japanese crafts, such as origami and calligraphy. Balancing out the sinister ryokan are a bright and cheerful Pachinko parlor and a booth where Nancy can learn to make bento, a cutesy Japanese meal. Even though there is no blood or gore depicted on screen, the dark settings, eerie music, and (of course) the terrifying appearances of the ryokan's ghost, may frighten younger players. This game is the scariest game yet in the Nancy Drew series, with plenty of tense moments and startling encounters. All in all, this is a difficult but charming game with good educational value. Ghost sightings and other reports of supernatural events have driven away all the other tourists from the inn, and the inn's future looks grim if Nancy cannot get to the bottom of the mystery. Someone-or something-is haunting the Ryokan Hiei, the charming Japanese inn where she is staying. Naturally, this peaceful vacation is quickly interrupted when Nancy finds herself in yet another mystery.

This time, the game takes the famous sassy detective to the bustling country of Japan.

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Nancy Drew: Shadow at the Water's Edge is the 23rd game in the long-running Nancy Drew series from Her Interactive.