Okay, so this is basically classic Scooby-Doo in Game Boy Advance form—if you grew up watching the gang solve mysteries, this one nails the vibe. You start off creeping through some haunted mansion (of course), tapping A to make Scooby sniff out clues while Shaggy freaks out in the background. The pixel art’s actually pretty charming, with those exaggerated cartoon expressions when someone gets spooked.

Gameplay’s a mix of light puzzle-solving and exploration—you’ll shuffle between characters to use their skills, like Velma’s book smarts or Fred’s… well, being Fred. The villains are goofy in that classic Scooby way, and yeah, you’ll definitely end up chasing someone through a hallway while doors slam shut behind you. It’s not super hard, but there’s something satisfying about piecing together the dumbest ghost scheme and yanking off that mask.

Honestly, half the fun is just hearing the little 8-bit version of the theme song loop while you play. If you’re into retro licensed games, this one’s a solid time capsule.