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Game: Nancy Drew:
Curse of Blackmoor Manor
Game Guide Book: The Official Strategy Guide for Nancy Drew: Curse
of Blackmoor Manor (Paperback)
Game Guide Author: Terry Munson, Sonja Morris
Publisher: Her Interactive, Inc.
Language: English
Platform: PC
Genre: Adventure
Strategy Guide Book Description:
Nancy Drew packs her bags for Blackmoor Manor, the estate of the
Penvellyn family, to visit her neighbor’s recently married daughter
Linda. Shortly after joining her new husband Hugh Penvellyn at his
ancestral home, Linda develops a strange illness. She refuses to let
anyone see her. Nancy agrees to visit in an effort to discover the
truth behind Linda’s mysterious malady.
The Penvellyns are an old, eclectic family with a long history of
fascinating ancestors, Including Randulf the Red, progenitor of the
Penvellyn clan (14th c.); Lady Elinor, burned as a witch (17th c.);
Brigitte, astronomer (19th c.); and Alan, computer scientist (20th
c.) and Hugh’s father. More recent additions include: Jane, the
youngest member of the current Penvellyn household, is a precocious
‘tween girl (the youngest character to appear in a Nancy Drew game
to date). There’s also the new bride, who hides behind a bed curtain
and refuses to be seen. In addition, Loulou the parrot makes an
appearance.
A number of secretive, unusual family rituals have developed over
the centuries, giving the mansion air of creepiness which Nancy soon
finds herself being drawn into. She finds her first clue when she
stumbles upon members of the household dressed in robes, pouring oil
through a hole in the floor as they repeat an eerie chant. It’s up
to Nancy Drew to unravel this and many more Penvellyn peculiarities
to get to the truth.
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