Alright, so Scooby-Doo: Classic Creep Capers on the N64 is basically like playing through a few episodes of the old cartoon—but you’re the one controlling the gang. You start off in this weirdly empty mansion (classic Scooby vibes), and right away, there’s a ghost or something rattling chains in the next room. Of course, Shaggy and Scooby bolt, so you gotta switch to Fred or Velma to actually investigate.

The puzzles are pretty straightforward—find keys, match symbols, that kind of thing—but the charm’s in the little details. Like, Scooby’s terrified of everything (obviously), and if you play as him, he’ll literally tiptoe past doors. The art style nails that Hanna-Barbera look, too—all wobbly outlines and bright colors. It’s not super hard, but it’s got that goofy, nostalgic feel that makes it fun to mess around with for an afternoon.

Just don’t expect some deep mystery-solving. It’s more about running around, collecting sandwich ingredients for Scooby (seriously), and laughing at the gang’s over-the-top reactions to every spooky noise. If you grew up on the show, it’s a weirdly specific dose of nostalgia.