I’m not going to lie when I say I started playing this game to make fun of it. I thought it would be another Casper situation and just be a humongous pile of trash. Luckily the game was actually really fun. Starting with the presentation, it’s OK. It’s nothing worth writing home about really. The music is OK if a little generic. The graphics are fine for the time with the models being decent and the environment being pretty good. It does a fine job representing the world of the classic cartoon. however when it comes to actually playing the game it’s not half bad. Scooby controls with a decent sense of speed and weight and it’s really quite fun to control. He also has a pretty diverse moves that and ways to dispel enemies, which makes fights more engaging while at the same time meaning enemies can be designed more varied. The levels of them selves although short, have some pretty neat secrets and sometimes actually made me think about how to reach an area. The bosses range from OK to a boss around halfway through the game that’s actually extremely fun. I also really enjoyed the collectathon aspect of this game. Getting different snacks allowed you to increase your health, getting clues allowed you to open up different areas of the small open world in between each separate platforming level, and getting all of the trap pieces allow you to read up on the history of each monster featured in the game. The fact that it included the voice actors from the show was also really nice as well, I recognized everyone from that era of the shell from when I was a kid. Overall it’s a pretty solid package if a little short which is why I ended up grading it a little harsh.

O estúdio THQ durante o período do PS2 e derivados, produziu uma série de jogos licenciados de animações, suas fórmulas eram semelhantes, somente alterava-se a temática conforme o desenho.

Dito isso, Scooby-Doo Unmasked é um simples game de plataforma, no qual lhe mantém em uma estética semelhante aos desenhos deste. Ressalto, este jogo embora curto, pode tornar-se maçante, decorrente do modelo das fases que são parecidos. Contudo, me diverti jogando, creio que ele consegue lhe inserir naquele pequeno mundo.
Por fim, deixo claro que sou um grande fã das animações do Scooby-Doo, devido esse fator pude me apegar facilmente ao jogo.

Fun, nostalgic scooby doo game!

This Scooby Doo game is my 2nd favorite one that I’ve played and follows the gang as they investigate a movie studio owned by Freds cousin. Much like SD: Mystery Mayhem this game takes the 5-episode approach with the first one being in the movie prop studio, the 2nd being in China town, the 3rd being in a museum and the 4th being in a theme park, then returning back to the studio to finish the game. The story basically follows this idea that his cousin made super realistic animatronics that have a skin called mubber that’s also edible for some reason… anyways you can get powers by getting sucked into a machine around the levels that give you abilities to fight back and break the animatronics. In China town you get Kungfu powers and in the museum you get stuff like a Robin hood bow and arrow. The game play and platforming was a lot of fun and had replay value if you missed collectibles along the way. It’s a simple game with okay graphics and a wide rang of enemies from large spiders to literal copies of previous villains from scooby’s past (with little to no explanation as to why but whatever) and a bunch of new enemies as well. I enjoyed this game a lot as a kid and only really found some bosses hard and as an adult I had nothing but fun playing it again, my only real complaint is that its super short, I beat this game at about 7ish hours and 100% it. Overall you’d probably love this game if you like scooby doo, have kids or love old games.