Haven't Got a Pot of Glue!

- How weird it was for Sally to invite Nancy to her home, only to leave before she arrives.

- Malone's lake house is pretty lackluster considering he was a rich gangster in the 20s

- None of the door and windows have locks

- The fact that Red just freely wonders around Sally's property and creates and observation platform in one of her trees to "bird watch" at night...

- Sticky notes located in some interesting places

- Sally has lived in the house for a month but it still looks like she just got there (like seriously, where's all her stuff???)

- How in other games the objects and clues added to Nancy's inventory are pretty oddball and rememberable, but the ones in this game are all normal everyday objects I kept forgetting I had.

- The first few times I played this game I never found the shed and was unable to grab the mask before it burned and had to restart the whole game from the beginning

- All the puns on the gravestones

- Forever wondering if the cemetery is considered state park property. On that note, how is the acreage even determined because there are some weird inconsistencies on what is considered Sally's property and what is considered state park.

- Game allows you to ask Emily about Waldo Mathias before player is aware this is an important clue

- Ems emporium advertises antiques from the 20s but the only things for sale are booze bottles, plates, and cans

- Health and safety section and the park regulations section on the computer repeats everything hung up on the walls in the ranger's station, as well as information brought up in conversation (none of which is relevant to solving the game)

- Never realizing that Malone built his lake house in the exact spot of an old farmhouse that used to hide escaped slaves. Which is no doubt why he was able to have a huge speakeasy hidden under the house and how all the tunnels were created

- Akers dedicating a section of his informational website to himself

- Almost nothing at the ranger station is interesting or useful to the case

- Music in game is similar to music in the X Files

- Depending on how you play the game you can have conversations pertaining to things you have yet to discover

- It's never explained why Emily just so happen to be at the Malone house at the same time Nancy discovered the speaker on the roof

- How none of the characters in this game really have a good motive as to wanting Sally gone

- Instructions to finding the cemetery are useless after wondering around for half the game finding birds and bugs

- How Sally knows nothing about the house she just bought nor the famous resident who lived there

- Lights in the speakeasy and secret tunnel are still turned on after all these years

- That there is a picture of Mathias on the dart board

- Just how much Malone was obsessed with his dogs

- Apparently there is a secrete entrance to the tunnels from the lake

- Having to always use a walkthrough on the last puzzle because I never noticed there are roman numerals on the dogs graves