I write these reviews for new players and give my honest opinion. That start of the game I found was a little boarding and I got confused what I needed to do at some point so I had to find a cheat sheet. But later on in the game I really start to enjoy it. The puzzles are fun and the story in interesting.

One of my favorite Nancy Drew games in the series. The end challenge is alittle silly but I love all the puzzles and the characters are all very interesting and fun!

Hey, I'm Australian and lemme me tell you...we are not all like J.J Ling. What a prat. Ugh, also...I'm not fat, but if I was..I'd also be offended at that. I'm not even that easily offended I was just annoyed that the one Australian character is a royal pain in the butt. But hey, pretty good game.

this one was just ok. the ending was weird but it was funny when you find out why minette was wearing the mask. the story was good the music was ok. i had to look on walkthrough for the tea puzzle (and just most of the puzzles in general) i like minettes personality.

I liked the plot, at least how it was presented. But the overall story was kind of empty. The ending was a bit disappointing as well. I had fun though, just not as much as with the other games.

This game was medium, I had to go on the website for some of the harder codes and there were a few times Nancy had to look at something before knowing what to do next. I loved all the locations and I actually learned a lot of French by the end! It was a good balance between talking to people and puzzles, and I loved the days! The ending has an awesome, weird, and funny twist! One of my all time favorites!

This game really brought out a sense of the beauty and fun that is Paris. A really fun and at times hilarious game. The ending was actually very funny but also made you think about actions and the consequences they have.



Really great to play even if you have no interest in fashion. Great characters and scenery. Fun mini-games. Fun plot. Overall a great game.

Nancy's in Paris working as an assistant to the "rude" fashion designer Minette, but she's really there to investigate Minette's erratic behavior.



Delve into the fashion world, put together designs, run errands around Paris. Eat at a cafe, make parfait, explore in the park and haggle with vendors. Sneak into the catacombs beneath the city and explore the waterlogged tunnels.



There are so many little fun things to do in this game, making cookies, painting pictures. Plus an appearance by Prudence Rutherford as a phone friend. Danger by Design is a lot of fun, a great choice if you're new to Nancy Drew.

This game never gets old. Though the "mystery" itself is, in my opinion, a bit dull compared to other games, the sub-plot and culture-based puzzles of the game make up for it. I love that Parisian food, fashion design, language, and history were incorporated into this game. The cultural elements were seamlessly blended into the plot and the puzzles, making for fun yet interesting gameplay. The characters weren't my favorite of all time, and it's a bit of a bummer that you can never have a conversation with Hugo Butterly, seeing as the characters lead you to believe that he's important to the plot. But overall, I have enjoyed playing this game again and again. It's just awesome!

HER Interactive has done it again in this wonderful game. Stepping into Paris, France, the characters have charming accents, the map takes one to different areas of the city, and one is even given the opportunity to buy items from Parisian vendors. The game is thrilling and provides the perfect amount of puzzles for a master--or junior--sleuther. This game has it all and leaves the sleuth wanting more when the game has finally ended.