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Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice

Infiltrate a Carnevale of Criminals in Italy!

Somewhere beyond the bright piazzas and open markets of the Venice Carnevale lurks a masked thief. Despite months of investigations, the Italian police remain helpless as stolen treasures vanish in the night. That’s why the authorities asked you, as detective Nancy Drew, to join the case to infiltrate a dangerous crime syndicate and catch this phantom thief before he or she destroys the heart of Venice in Nancy Drew: The Phantom of Venice!

Features

Master Italian as you dig for clues
Create a fashion statement or a new disguise
Deal out the fun in the Italian card game Scopa
Learn the Italian language
Experience Venetian culture
Use logical thinking with a tunnels puzzle
Choose from junior or senior detective difficulty levels

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Information

Operating System: Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10

ESRB Rating: E for Everyone

Price: $9.99

Release Date: July 11, 2008

Ages: 10 to adult

Game Acronym: VEN

Specifications

Minimum System Requirements:

1 GHz or greater Pentium or equivalent class CPU
128 MB of RAM
1 GB or more of hard drive space
32 MB DirectX 9.0 compatible graphics video card
16-bit DirectX compatible sound card
24x CD-ROM drive
Mouse and speakers

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Characters

Colin Baxter

Colin is restoring the Ca’Nascosta for very little money, even though he’s one of the best in his field. He claims to love art and works for near nothing because it is his passion. His job allows him to gain access to valuable artifacts – would he steal the treasures and sell them on the black market?

La Contessa Margherita Fauberg

Recently widowed, Margherita purchased the Ca’Nascosta to cement her status as a Venetian socialite. Her spending habits may have caused her to fall upon hard times. Would she do anything to stay in her circle of wealthy friends – including the theft and sale of priceless artifacts?

Helena Berg

Helena specializes in reporting high profile crimes. Ambitious and calculating, Helena is extremely knowledgeable about the failures and successes of crime rings, but is she telling everything she knows, or does she have her own agenda?

Enrico Tazza

Originally a guard for stolen goods, Enrico runs a private club called the Casa dei Giochi, but is it just a front for another crime ring? After all, he has the connections and the knowledge to steal the artifacts, so what’s stopping him?

Antonio Fango

The prime suspect in the case, Mr. Fango installed modern conveniences for the houses where priceless artifacts were stolen. Unfortunately, authorities have no evidence against him. Is he committing crimes so perfectly that no clues are left behind?