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Nancy Drew: The Secret of Shadow Ranch

Description

The famous teenage detective goes on vacation - this time out west to a real western-style ranch. Her vacation turns into a mystery when the ghost of the former ranch owner rides in on his ghostly horse! Nancy finds herself in the middle of a dangerous and revengeful plot.

Based on "best-selling Nancy Drew book of all time", this is a point-and-click adventure game with puzzles to solve, interactive non-player characters, and items to find and use.

Alternate Titles

• "Нэнси Дрю: Тайна ранчо теней" -- Russian Title
• "Nancy Drew 10" -- Informal Name
• "Les Enquêtes de Nancy Drew: Le Secret de Shadow Ranch" -- French Title

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• Female protagonists
• Literature-inspired games
• Nancy Drew licensees

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The Press Says

Edutaining Kids	Aug, 2004	A	100
GameZone	Aug 14, 2004	9 out of 10	90
Quandary	Sep, 2004		80
Tap-Repeatedly/Four Fat Chicks	Aug, 2004		80
GamerDad	Oct 29, 2004		80
Adventurearchiv	Oct 07, 2004	78 out of 100	78
Puntaeclicca.it	Aug, 2004	7.5 out of 10	75
GameBoomers	2004	B-	67
Adventure Gamers	Aug 09, 2004		60
Just Adventure	Jul 22, 2004	C	50

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Trivia

The original book The Secret at Shadow Ranch was written by Mildred A. (Wirt) Benson (1905-2002) and published in 1931 under the pen-name of Carolyn Keene, using outlines written and edited by Harriet S. Adams (1892-1982).

In 1965 it was published again with a revised story, with updated subject matter and social content for a new generation of readers. The outline and manuscript for the revised book were written by Grace Grote and edited by Harriet S. Adams.