Okay, so picture this: Scooby and Shaggy are booking it through some creepy castle, and of course there’s a glowing ghost hot on their tails. You’re basically just trying not to eat pavement while jumping over random castle debris—broken suits of armor, candelabras, the works. Classic Scooby panic-run vibes.

The ghost’s got this weird neon glow, like someone dumped a highlighter on him, and honestly? It’s kind of distracting in the best way. Scooby Snacks pop up along the path, and yeah, you grab them because duh, but mostly you’re just focused on not tripping over your own feet. The castle’s got this cheesy haunted aesthetic, all cobwebs and flickering torches—exactly what you’d expect from a Scooby chase scene.

It’s simple, it’s silly, and honestly? Perfect for when you just want to zone out and watch those two goobers run for their lives. The ghost’s face when he misses them never gets old.