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Tomb of the Lost Queen is the twenty sixth game in the Nancy Drew adventure series. It is based on Nancy Drew and the Hardy Boys Supermysteries Number 25: Secrets of the Nile. It introduces the series' fourth interface. The game was promoted with a video about Dylan's tours.

Plot

Nancy travels to Cairo, Egypt to help the excavation team of Kingston University (with which she is already familiar due to the rivalry of their meteorology department with Canute College in the Green Skies competition) to help unearth an ancient Egyptian mystery! Without warning, artifacts start disappearing from the dig site, accidents start plaguing the team, and the group's leader, Professor Jon Boyle, ends up hurt in a sandstorm! It's up to Nancy Drew to find out what is happening and if someone is trying to leave their goal buried forever!

Characters

Abdullah Bakhoum

Abdullah is the Egyptian liaison to the dig team. The arrogant and stern archeologist is revered as one of the most talented in the field and is close to becoming world-renowned.

Lily Crewe

Lily is a student studying for a PhD in Egyptology. Though she can be bossy and overbearing, she appears to be very nervous about the supposed curse surrounding the tomb.

Jamila El-Dine

Jamila is a local woman who came to observe the dig. She claims to believe that the aliens (or Annunaki) are responsible for the creation of the tombs and pyramids. She and Abdullah are very hostile towards one another.

Dylan Carter

Dylan is a British tour guide, sure that people will have to see the tomb if it does indeed have a curse upon it.

Phone Friends

Nancy uses a cell phone that can be accessed by an icon at the bottom of the screen. She can get hints from an app called the Hint Hotline if she's an Amateur Sleuth.

Bess Marvin

Bess is Nancy's friend.

Jon Boyle

Jon is the leader of the group.

Professor Beatrice Hotchkiss

Professor Hotchkiss pretty much knows everything. You can call her if you have a question about 18th century French history, crystal skulls, or apparently, ancient Egypt.

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