Her Interactive has quite a presence in Nancy's world, as well: Nancy Drew Mobile Mysteries: Shadow Ranch Nancy Drew Dossier: Lights, Camera, Curses! Nancy Drew: The Haunting of Castle Malloy Nancy Drew: The White Wolf of Icicle Creek Nancy Drew: Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon For more information on the various series, look at these pages: Nancy Drew PC Adventure Series, Nancy Drew Dossier, Spinoffs Title This is a list of games released in chronological order. In 2015, Her Interactive founded a subdivision called Her Interactive Kids to release mobile games aimed for children. However it was delayed to December of that year. In December 2017, Her Interactive released a statement saying that the next Nancy Drew adventure game is scheduled to be released in Spring 2019, and that it would have the potential to be released on consoles, VR, and tablets alongside the regular PC/Mac release. They also became a distributor for other products, such as The Young Socratics' Odyssey. In January 2017, Little Jackalope confirmed that Codes & Clues as well as any future products would be outsourced. In May 2015, Her Interactive laid off just about every single employee other than the marketers and put their products on an indefinite hiatus, save for the children's app Nancy Drew: Codes & Clues in May 2016. The Silent Spy was the next mobile project, but it was again cancelled in 2015. Ghost of Thornton Hall ended up being the inaugural game for tablets in 2014. However, the Kickstarter was cancelled, due to it not collecting enough money in time.

In August 2012, Her Interactive put up a Kickstarter to import their latest game, Tomb of the Lost Queen, to mobile devices. Attempts to launch both Wii and DVD game series were also short-lived. A Gameboy Advance series was launched with Message in a Haunted Mansion in 2001. In 2002, Her Interactive became an independent distributor, thus breaking with DreamCatcher.įor many years, Her Interactive have attempted to break into the mobile game market. The company was originally contracted for up to twelve games, but this was later extended indefinitely. In 1998, the first Nancy Drew game, Secrets Can Kill, was released, with DreamCatcher distributing the games. (1995) and The Vampire Diaries (1996) the latter of these was based on a popular book series.

The first two games they made were McKenzie & Co. In 1995, Her Interactive broke off of American Laser Games, determined to make games that catered to girls, as there were not enough (and, arguably, are still not) sophisticated girl games. The original logo of Her Interactive in its Nancy Drew period.

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