The piece that goes in the space has to be either a green circle (matches the shape of the top piece and the color of the bottom) or a red triangle (matches the color of the top piece and the shape of the bottom). The UHS shows you just the hints you need, unlike a traditional walkthrough. Ask about Nancy Drew: Danger by Design Discuss your gaming experiences. In those cases, you need to find a piece that matches the color of one and the shape of the other.įor example, on the left side of the circuit board there's a red circle, a space, and a green triangle. Universal Hint System hints for Nancy Drew: Last Train to Blue Moon Canyon. The difficulty comes in finding pieces that will go between two pieces with nothing in common, say a yellow square and a green circle. That is, two triangles can go next to each other, no matter what color and two red pieces can go next to each other, no matter what shape. It's saying that the pieces need to match either the color or the shape of every piece they touch. What the triangles and circles are doing is showing you the rules governing the placement of the transistors in the circuit board of the bomb, the little ones that can be moved. To search for a term in this guide, press the ctrl and F buttons at the same time and enter a search term (found in the table of contents, below this paragrapgh).
#NANCY DREW DANGER BY DESIGN HINTS HOW TO#
It's a little confusing, though what is it trying to tell us? inters Welcome to my guide on how to complete Nancy Drew's 14th mystery, Danger by Design, currently exclusive to PC.
The drawing with the triangles and circles on the box's lid is a guide to how the circuit should be set to defuse the bomb. Open the lid of the box and let's get started! (Read to the end of this hint for a picture of the completed circuit board.) We need to disarm this thing, and we need to do it quick, because Minette is getting restless with you fiddling around out here. Go ahead and look close at the device, but don't open the door or you'll set it off.
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