Alright, so this is classic Scooby-Doo point-and-click adventure vibes—you know the deal. You play as Shaggy and Scoob, creeping through spooky scenes, picking up random junk (like, why is there always a crowbar?), and solving puzzles before the fear-o-meter maxes out. The controls are simple: arrow keys to shuffle around, spacebar to interact with stuff. Pro tip: watch the cutscenes closely because half the time the "clues" are just Scooby sniffing at something suspicious.

It’s got that old-school Flash game jank—saving and loading is clunky (press S or L like it’s 2005), and swapping inventory items feels weirdly stiff. But hey, the art’s nostalgic, and the puzzles are just tricky enough to make you feel smart when you finally figure out how to use a fishing rod to distract a ghost. Just don’t panic when things go bump in the night, or it’s game over.

Honestly? It’s short, kinda silly, and exactly what you’d expect from a Scooby Flash game. Perfect for killing 20 minutes while pretending you’re not avoiding adult responsibilities.