Scooby-Doo Mystery Mayhem Features
- Switch between Shaggy and Scooby at any point in the game
- Explore a movie set, the wild west, a bayou, and a creepy laboratory
- Take the Tome Of Doom and outrun the creepiest monsters to hold onto it
- Solve puzzles and collect the clues, to learn how the monsters can be trapped again
Price: $43.88
User Reviews about Scooby-Doo Mystery Mayhem
My son is 4 years old - and I had bought him the first Scooby Doo game (Night of 100 Frights) thinking that it would be great to start him off. That game is, frankly, way too hard for kids his age (some of the levels were nearly impossible for me to get past). I wasn't sure when I bought this one, if I was just going to be subjecting us to more frustration- but he saw the commercials and desperately wanted it.
My first impressions are that it is MUCH easier to navigate- as there are actually some hints as you go along helping you accomplish tasks to move forward. In this game, Scooby and Shaggy travel around together- and you can switch between whether you want Scooby leading the way or Shaggy. And, this time around, the goal isn't to eat all the Scooby Snacks along the way- you have to find clues and accomplish tasks to move through each location. There are helpful little animated scenes that play at certain points- and if you walk away from the game for more than a few minutes, Shaggy droops over and starts snoring loudly. It's cute.
We are still just beginning to learn how to play this game- and are not hardcore gamers by any stretch- so I can't give technical features of the game. I would say the graphics are good- pretty true to the cartoon, and the music is not terribly thrilling, but definitely in keeping with creeping along in spooky places.
I would reccomend Mystery Mayhem for game players in the 4-10 age range - or so.
Hope this helps! -- Good for the Scooby loving little-gamers
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