Getting (everyone) into the Game

We were scheduled to blog about the character designs from Nancy Drew: Trail of the Twister, but we had a lot more interesting discussions that came up over the past few days that we were wondering if our fans could help us understand.  You guys think the Nancy Drew games are awesome and love playing them, but what happens when you try to get other people to play them?  Some of your friends and family end up addicted to the games too, but other people don't like them.  We want to know why!

What have you heard as reasons why your friends and family didn't like the Nancy Drew games?  Did they think they were too hard?  Did they think they were boring?  Did they get lost and didn't know what to do?  Or were they just into other types of games?  Is there anything we could do to make them more interested in playing the games? 

It's hard for us to know the answers to these questions since most everyone we talk to likes playing our games.  We design games first and foremost for our fans who love our games, but we're also looking for ways to get your friends hooked on the game too.  This way everyone can play together and talk about – it makes for a great twice a year tradition!  So let us know in the comments section or post on the message board in the blog board, why don't your friends or family play our games?