Help fans discover
We bring together books, games, and screen adaptations, connect related resources, and help fans find a place to start.
About Us
Nancy Drew Hub
We’re the team behind Nancy Drew Hub. We bring together Nancy Drew books, games, and news, create resources for fan projects, and find new ways to play together. What began as a small fan community now works in several languages.
Independent fan project · Since 2011↓
The world of Nancy Drew
Books, games, and news for different languages and regions.
Creative resources
Logos, covers, and resources for your own fan projects.
Mini Games
Familiar games and puzzles in your browser, solo or with friends.
The project in numbers
2011Community established
5Website languages
4Website regions
15Mini-games developed
Our mission
A place for everything that connects us to Nancy Drew.
We want to make favorite stories easier to find, share, and build on. That’s why we bring information, creativity, and opportunities to play together into one community.
Preserve and share
We preserve community history, work with archives and translations, and make resources easier to access in different languages.
Make room for creativity
We develop the logo builder, resource library, and mini-games so fans have tools to bring their own ideas to life.
01 / 2011 — 2027
Our story
- 2011–2013
The early years
The project grew out of a fan community founded in 2011. In its early years it worked with the publisher of localized games, receiving new materials and helping connect the publisher with fans. After official localization ended, the community continued independently.
- 2015–2019
Developing the project
Mike took over the community in 2015. The project later gained its own website on the series’ historic domain. A partnership with a local publisher began in 2018–2019, and links to our website and community appeared in Nancy Drew books. Starting in 2016, we worked on adapting a Nancy Drew fan wiki on Fandom, a separate effort focused on resources about characters, books, and games.
Visit the wiki - 2020–2021
An archive and new tools
In 2020 we reconstructed the former publisher’s website as a separate archive project. In 2021 we launched a new version of our website, with English already available, and the logo builder. We continued expanding language and region support.
- 2022–2024
Nancy Drew Global
We continue to develop the project’s international reach. In 2023 the community became Nancy Drew Global: we began publishing in English, Ukrainian, Kazakh, and Russian and adding resources for different regions. In 2023–2024 we covered the release of game 34. The logo builder gained an English version and new styles; HeR Interactive uses it too.
- 2026
Nancy Drew Hub
In 2026 the project adopted its current name, Nancy Drew Hub. In 2026 we launched Scopa online and updated the previous version of our website. Today the site brings together catalogs, news, creative resources, and our own projects.
- 2027
The updated website launches
In 2027 we launch the updated Nancy Drew Hub. A shared structure connects books, games, screen adaptations, and news, making it easier to explore related resources and choose a language and region. Personal profiles and the fan tracker let you record what you have read, played, and watched. Creative resources and browser mini-games sit alongside the catalogs.
02 / Nancy Drew Hub
Our team
We work on the project in our spare time: writing, translating, designing, and developing the website. Everyone contributes in their own way and at their own pace.
Project development & website
Mike Lucyšyn
Has led the project since 2015. Develops the website and tools and works on content, design, and communications.
@loinik
Content & social media
Denis Antipin
Runs publications and social media and develops the site’s content. Works with Mike on visuals and responds to inquiries.
@denis_antipin
Art direction & partnerships
Denis Shevanov
Guides the project’s visual direction, including its style, banners, and covers. Represents the team in publisher partnerships.
@denisshevanovEditing & translation
Nataly Zinovieva
Edits and translates materials, prepares them for publication, and helps adapt texts for the project’s audience.
@natalyVoice work & consultation
Elizabeth Saliy
Elizabeth worked on the 2020 Midnight in Salem voice project with Mystery Stories, performing several roles. Offers advice and support to the team.
Kazakh language
Aleada Kalinovski
Helps with Kazakh-language resources and adaptation. Takes part in team discussions and supports the multilingual project.
@aleadaVoice work & support
Mary
Contributes voice work to the project’s videos: her voice appears in several of our clips. Supports the team and helps keep everyday conversations going.
Contact us
For questions about the website, resources, or collaboration, use our contact form.
Contact the team