Nancy Drew: Treasure in the Royal Tower 

Add on there Jedi Knight lmao I wonder how Thrawn is enjoying Ezra’s invention? (Star Wars Rebels reference for anyone who’s confused)

“Our grandfather invented birds…” (D20, A court of Fey and Flowers)

@@feuilletoniste he’s not dead, just in the sky

After that highschool game, it does worry me a bit, til I see the playtime.... The longer a Gabe stream, the better.

I wonder if this is like a look ahead to another game

@@sophiekerr8964most likely not. It’s just a way to prove that Lisa was lying about being horrible with languages, like she said she was

Probably intentional.

@@LnPPersonified Yeah might be

They often drop Easter eggs from previous games. I agree, It was probably intentional.

It is an Easter Egg multiple people say Allen Bye Bye including Joanna at Beech Hill Museum in 6 Edited: Allez (stupid autocorrect)

Heather in Danger by Design also

I think it was the other way around? The French had planned to cut off the middle fingers of all captured English soldiers, so they couldn’t use their longbows. So the English soldiers mocked the French by waving their middle fingers Plus I found this somewhere: “No chronicle or sixteenth-century history says that English archers made any gesture to the French after the battle in order to show they still had their fingers. There is no evidence that, when captured in any scenario, archers had their finger cut off by the enemy” I read in the same article that even if this was true, this was also proven to not be the earliest it was used and that the middle finger was actually used as a way of conveying a sexual threat because the middle finger looks like a d*ck 😂

​@@NoirMariaa the French would cut off the middle finger so that English archers couldn't draw the bow strings. universally, the middle finger is an insult, but in England and the UK, the index and middle finger flashed together with the nails facing out means the same thing.

i doubt you even remember making this comment but that's actually a myth the origins like much of history are unclear

There's a death in the next game (The Final Scene) that I really hope Gab encounters.. It's one of my favorite goofy Nancy deaths. :D

@@isolatedcolor509 oh no. Watching my sister play that game scarred me as a kid, if it's the one I think it is.

@@Tori-wt7dy I played a few Nancy Drew games as a kid and they kinda scared me too lol

@@Tori-wt7dy It's the one in the old theater! Definitely lots of spooks to be had but also some really hilarious moments. :)

@@isolatedcolor509 fuck

Also a fellow Wisconsinite, and a Milwaukeean! Nice to see us in the wild. 😁

Also a Wisconsinite. I find the fact that the town in this game is called Butter Ridge. It sounds like the most stereotypical town name for Wisconsin and also the fakest name at the same time. It cracks me up.

That’s so cool about the Joan of Arc chapel!!

that sounds sooo cool 😮

Terrifying 😅

I went to school by the Winchester Mystery House as well!

That sounds sooo cool. I would love to do that

Oooh that sounds so nice, imagine mario kart in the dark with your friends!

This was the first one I played too! I was a lot worse at puzzle games back then, though, so I got stuck on the elevator puzzle with the Dead End if you try to jump for the ladder. I just couldn't get the UI to work with me on turning around and seeing my other options; I could only go between the elevator car and the top of the elevator. I also remember spending hours wandering around the castle at like 3AM, scared out of my little 6-year-old wits and confused as heck. Now that I'm capable of playing the old Nancy games, the discs won't run on modern computers without the right OS emulator, so I'm just glad Gab's playing it!

Hahahahaha I feel you! Happened to me too. Was also my 1st game 😍

tell me about it! i always panic when the alarm goes off! this game the one i always replay when im in the mood for ND games

Ikr Nancy: "well, that doesn't apply to me!"

I knew I’d heard her voice in another game!

It didn’t spoil it…. You just figured it out with clues, like you’re supposed to when reading or watching a detective story. Congratulations!

Yeah she's really thorough and patient!

I know that feeling! I got so excited when I found out that the deadly device was going to take place in colorado!

That scrapbook sounds amazing and so cute!

It’s not available on steam and I bought the copy from Her Interactive’s website but couldn’t get it to run

@@GabSmolders thats horribly upsetting! That's a good one and there is a character from it that reappears in a later one

Maybe in the future when we run out of nancy games I’ll try again haha

A lot of the love for these games is nostalgia. Many people loved these as kids, same as me! ☺️ They’re not the prettiest games, but they have fun and interesting mystery stories and have fun puzzles typically.

@@Vaillle for sure!! It reminds me of this old computer game that i used to play as a kid! I don't for the life of me remember it but it was definitely fun.