Hardcore Gamer: Nancy Drew: The Final Scene originally launched in 2001 but is back to give adventure fans another shot at it. The game is available on Steam for $9.99.
JIG writes: "Haven't bad guys learned yet not to mess with plucky Girl Detective Nancy Drew? A minor scoop turns into a major crime when Nancy's student reporter friend Maya vanishes without a trace in an antique theater where Houdini once dazzled audiences. But as Nancy (pluckily) warns the kidnapper, "You're messing with the wrong girls! She's a reporter, and I'm a detective, and we don't scare easy." You'll need all the pluck you've got to snoop around and solve the case, because the police are worse than useless in Nancy Drew: The Final Scene."
Someone really needs to buy Nancy Drew a good luck charm. Maybe it could prevent someone being kidnapped, or landing right in the middle of a mysterious haunting or some other calamity. In Nancy Drew: Final Scene well... You can guess nothing good comes of being in Nancy's vicinity. Good thing the point-and-click adventure game around her is pretty good, though not quite up to her usual great standard.
