Some of the selections were obvious - the one where you’re snowed in at a castle-turned-ski-resort is clearly winter - while others I categorized based on vibes more than objective evidence. And I added categories for spring and autumn, too, so now you can keep playing all year round! I did not look at these bundles before making my selections, instead choosing to categorize the games in the way I thought best. The company behind the games, HeR Interactive, encourages this to an extent, making “winter” and “summer” game bundles available for purchase. If you, too, would like to (re)play these wonderfully detailed and educational Nancy Drew games, you could play them in order, or you could shake things up by playing according to season - the games aren’t so tightly connected that you’ll get too confused this way, I promise. And until then, I can replay the thirty-plus existing games whenever the mood strikes. Since then, there has only been one game released, but I live in hope that more are on the way.
From the time I discovered them circa 2000 until 2015, two games were released every year, one in winter and one in summer. The Nancy Drew PC games were a huge part of my life for years.
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