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2.5 / 5

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Platform
SNES
Genres
Puzzle · Adventure
Developers
Argonaut Games
Publishers
Playtronic · Hanna-Barbera Productions · SUNSOFT · Acclaim Entertainment
Release date
November 1, 1995

Summary

Scooby-Doo Mystery on the SNES lets you step into Shaggy’s shoes while Scooby sniffs out hidden clues, turning each of the four episodes into a puzzle‑filled adventure. The game opens each level with a short Mystery Machine cutscene, then drops you into side‑scrolling areas where finding clues expands the map and racks up mystery points; hit 10,000 points and you’re rewarded with an extra life.

Your progress is measured by a fright meter that fills when you stumble into hazards, fall from heights, or run into the level’s monster, but Daphne’s timely Scooby Snacks will shave it down and keep you in the hunt. Velma tallies the clues you bring back, and once enough are gathered she cues Fred to set a trap using items you’ve collected, culminating in a classic monster capture.

Between the main action, the game sprinkles in two types of bonus stages: a sandwich‑making frenzy where Scooby catches falling food to earn Groovy points, and a Whac‑A‑Mole‑style vase‑smashing round that rewards precision and speed.

The graphics faithfully echo the Hanna‑Barbera cartoons, and each completed level hands you a password so you can jump back in whenever you like, keeping the mystery fresh for every playthrough.

Storyline

Scooby‑Doo Mystery on the SNES sends the gang to four eerie locales, each with its own creepy culprit. In the Spooky Shipwreck, the Red Ryan ship is haunted by the ghostly pirate One‑Eyed Matt, who is actually after nearby sunken treasure to melt down and steal. The Haunted Amusement Park features an Evil Clown who wants to shut down the Fun Fair as revenge for being fired as the park’s janitor. At the Spooky Swamp, a Tar Monster scares everyone away from a ranch so the land can be bought cheap and sold for its valuable minerals. Finally, Bradshaw Manor, Daphne’s uncle’s mansion, is haunted by Count Bagosi, an evil vampire protecting his illegal counterfeiting operation.

Edited by Maya Carter

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Multiplayer

Game modes
Single

Alternative Titles

  • Scooby Doo Mystery Alternative