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Nancy Drew: Curse of Blackmoor ManorCurse of Blackmoor Manor is one of the most highly rated and most praised games in the whole series. It is the third 'scary' game and the eleventh game in the Adventure game series. |
Available on: Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10
ESRB: E for Everyone PC Release Date: October 5, 2004 Release MSRP: $19.99 USD Current MSRP: $9.99 USD Number of Discs: 1 Game Abbreviation: CUR Game Color Code: B84499 Inspired by/Based on: Nancy Drew Mystery Stories Digest Paperback #77: The Bluebeard Room |
Game Description: Delve into Dark Legends Lurking in the Shadow of an Old English Mansion!
All is not well in Blackmoor Manor, a fourteenth century English mansion haunted by a tragic past. You, as Nancy Drew, embark on your first international adventure to visit Linda Penvellyn, your neighbor’s daughter and newlywed wife of a British diplomat. A mysterious malady keeps Linda hidden behind thick bed curtains. Is she hiding from something or someone, or is a more menacing threat stalking her? Face your fears to find the truth in Nancy Drew: Curse of Blackmoor Manor! PC System Requirements: 400 MHz or greater Pentium II or equivalent class CPU. 64 MB of RAM. 300MB or more of hard drive space. 16MB DirectX compatible graphics video card. 16-bit DirectX compatible sound card. 12x CD-ROM drive. Mouse and Speakers. |
Nigel Mookerjee
A historian currently researching and cataloguing the Blackmoor Manor library. Nigel is interested in writing a history of the Penvellyn family. Could he be the one who can help find the key to unlocking the past? But what’s really behind his keen interest in the manor and its quirky inhabitants?
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Ethel Bosinny
Ethel is Jane’s tutor and comes from a long line of tutors to the Penvellyn Clan. She is very mysterious; her oh-so-charming demeanor has an edge that hints at something deeper. Is there something painful in her past, or is she hiding a secret?
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Mrs. Drake
Grand-aunt to Jane and housekeeper of Blackmoor Manor. Mrs. Drake puts up a no-nonsense attitude and is truly confounded and frustrated with the recent spate of events. Outwardly she ‘pooh poohs’ the issue of curses and witches, but she is superstitious herself.
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Linda Penvellyn
Linda married Hugh Penvellyn and recently moved from America to Blackmoor Manor, his ancestral home. She now refuses to let anyone see her face — even Nancy. She says there are some doors that should never be opened. What is she hiding besides her face?
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Episode 1 - Linda and Loulou
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Episode 2 - Can We Play a Game?
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Episode 3 - Jane's Room, Ethel, and Talking
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Episode 4 - Bul and the Passage
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Episode 5 - The Passage and the Conservatory
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Episode 6 - Secrets, Ethel, and Nigel
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Episode 7 - The Library
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Episode 8 - Memoirs, Oil, Ghosts, and the Slide
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Episode 9 - Nightmare, the Curse, and the Wand
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Episode 10 - Paliki and the Triangle Puzzle
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Episode 11 - The Maze, Alchemy, and the Forge
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Episode 12 - The Well Puzzle, the Stairs, and the Charm
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Episode 13 - Pinky and Perky
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Episode 14 - The Box, the Bolt, the Note, and the Target
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Episode 15 - The Box and the Puzzle
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Episode 16 - Betty and the Telescope
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Episode 17 - Pipes and Wind
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Episode 18 - The End
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