It used to be called ATAC - and previous games referenced ATAC - which stood for “American Teens Against Crime,” which is the corniest name in the history of this green earth. I should add that the Network that they keep referring to is the organization that the Hardy Boys work for in their books. If Thanos doesn’t say anything, he presumably doesn’t think Nancy’s a threat and will leave her alone. Frank tells us that if Thanos alerts Kronos that Nancy’s onto them, then the Hardys and “the Network” are going to get Nancy out of there right away. Damn, Hardys, are you trying to get Nancy killed? I know she’s more popular than you guys, but please relax. Nancy pretends to make small talk while the Hardy Boys tell us that Thanos is DEFINITELY in the Greek mafia and has DEFINITELY put cement overcoats on a few people. We call them, and Frank immediately tells us that Thanos might be listening, and we should only say what they tell us to say. The call sheet has a bunch of names listed, and the pieces they’ll be reading: one guy will be reading “Winged Victory” and another will be reading “The Tale of Seven Coins.” Wow, it sure is weird that these pieces have the same names as certain works of Greek art!Īnyway, Nancy says that we should run this by Frank and Joe, so let’s do that. The paper is an “audition call sheet for the role of Plutus.” Nancy will note that Plutus isn’t a character in the Peresphone myth. If I see one more puzzle I’m going to cry.) Like, at least protect the evidence of your wrongdoing with a puzzle (Just kidding, don’t do that. It’s a secret compartment in the flap, and we just reach in and pull out a sheet of paper. Let’s check out that mysterious red lining of Grigor’s bag. Niobe’s added a note saying, “First entry – bookcase, second entry – cast in Greek alphabetical order.” We’ll deal with this later. There’s also another cabinet with some finished vases in it, and a note from Melina telling Niobe that the donors have approved her to make reproductions as props. We can poke around the workshop some more - we want to steal this charcoal stick here. Damn, you guys, I’m pretty thirsty for validation myself, but even I draw the line at wanting validation from people who have been dead for two thousand years. I mean, if they found out you were forging their art, probably not, Niobe. Niobe emos that being in the museum makes her wonder if the master artists back then would have liked her. We open up a cabinet to find a bunch of unfired vases, as well as Niobe’s notes: “Why always war on the vases? Maybe they were like a news broadcast…’Hey, have you seen the latest vase?…It’s the usual, there’s war, there is no shirts.'” Heh. Now that the alarm’s off, we can explore.
Points for having a realistic puzzle, too, since this is the same mechanism as some phone locks. We can get a hint of where some of the lines are from Niobe’s fingerprints. The notes in Tartarus say “All circles” connect, which means that we have to click on the circles and connect them all in unbroken lines. All circles connect.” Okay, so basically we have to do a puzzle involving Niobe’s fingerprints on the alarm in the workshop.
To understand art, you must understand the artist…The artist leaves fingerprints on everything she touches. We have to go back in there and go to the room with the pool and the jug of water, where we find this piece of paper: “To enter the workshop, you must understand art. The clues to solving the workshop alarm puzzle are in Tartarus.
#WORKROOM LABYRINTH OF LIES NANCY DREW CODE#
As before, the alarm goes off, and Thanos busts us with a “WHATAREYOUDOING?” Okay, so we have to figure out the alarm code before we go back there. When we follow it to the end, we find a door, which leads to the workshop backstage. The panel opens, and we find ourselves in a tunnel. To do that, we have to rotate the top disk so that it covers up the tridents. Nancy says that we have to make it so that only lightning bolts are showing. Anyway, let’s follow her! We approach the panel, and it’s locked by a puzzle, naturally. I can’t believe she found it before Nancy Drew. So we just saw Niobe go into a secret passageway. Not sure what tipped us off, their weird and bizarre interest in the security of the museum, their sneaking around the museum, or the sheer amateur-ness of the play they’re putting on.
Previously on Nancy Drew: Labyrinth of Lies: I don’t think Xenia and her friends are a real acting troupe, guys.
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