Nancy Drew®: Warnings at Waverly Academy
Release date: Jan 13, 2010
Developers: HeR Interactive
Publishers: HeR Interactive
Genres: Adventure
Categories: Single-player, Steam Achievements, Family Sharing
Supported languages: English

Strategy guides and other resources available at   About the Game Nancy Drew®: Warnings at Waverly Academy is a first-person perspective, point-and-click adventure game. The player is Nancy Drew and has to solve a mystery. Explore rich environments for clues, interrogate suspects, and solve puzzles and mini-games. You, as Nancy Drew, are undercover at a prestigious girls’ boarding school to discover the culprit behind threatening notes and dangerous accidents aimed at its valedictorian candidates! Is there a secret someone wants to protect or are the malicious pranks intended to scare away the competition—permanently? Solve the mystery before the threats turn deadly and you’re expelled from the case! Dare to Play Play as Nancy Drew and go undercover at an exclusive girls’ academy Immerse yourself in high school life by texting, cramming for projects, and navigating social cliques Play air hockey and darts in the student lounge or run the snack bar for credits Stay up past curfew to explore in the night and snoop through dorm rooms Use your phone to take pictures of evidence or to call for hints Choose from Junior or Senior Detective difficulty levels   About The Nancy Drew Adventure Series The original #1 selling PC adventure series. 

Press reviews: “The Her Interactive “Nancy Drew” series has achieved great popularity because all of the games feature two compelling components: a great mystery and fascinating puzzles. “Warnings at Waverly Academy” is no exception.” USAToday “Nancy Drew Warnings at Waverly Academy is a great example of what a good adventure game for teens should embody. The setting is current and relevant, while incorporating imaginative details that are fun to experience. The puzzles are engaging without being too taxing, and are mixed into the story nicely. The plot is paced well.” PC GameZone “Very high production values. Great characters. Creative use of your cellphone. Interesting variety of puzzles. No need to win arcade-style games.” Gamezebo