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beginning of the game, Nancy meets with Joanna Riggs, her
supervisor, in Joanna's office. Joanna is a little snappy.
She's the curator who closed the deal on getting the
monolith to the Beech Hill Museum.
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Players
travel from place to place (such as from the Museum to
Nancy's hotel) via the Washington DC subway. They select a
destination on the map and go! |
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| This is one of
the characters Nancy meets during the adventure. Alejandro
del Rio works at the Mexican consulate. He has a lot to say
about the Beech Hill Museum, and he has to sign a loan
agreement as one of Nancy's tasks.
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Players
spend some time at the Beech Hill Museum, which is a rather
dark place. Players help Nancy scour the exhibition hall,
work in the lab located next to the temple, and more. |
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| Throughout
the adventure, players solve a variety of puzzles. One of
the easiest ones is this 3D pottery puzzle. Players can only
put it together once they've discovered and collected two
shards of the pot.
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As
assistant curator, Nancy must complete a list of tasks that
she found on her desk in the Lab. As she fulfills each, she
returns to her desk to cross it off the list. |
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Henrik van der Hune is
translating the glyphs on the monolith. He gives Nancy some
helpful advice for one of the more creative puzzles in the
game--one in which players must match audio clues. |
Nancy
returns to her desk in the Lab often to check her voicemail.
She also returns to her hotel room--her computer gives her a
recap of what she's done so far, and what she might want to
do next; and the time on her alarm clock can be conveniently
changed in order to move to a better time of day.
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The scarlet hand! While Nancy
performs her tasks, a thief takes off with the carving of
King Pacal and leaves this behind. Time for some detective
work! |
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