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More monsters, puzzles, costumes, suspects and friends await Mystery Inc. on this all new adventure! Join Scooby, Shaggy, Daphne, Velma, and Fred as they journey through a spooky swamp and other haunted locales to uncover the mystery of a strange swamp girl and her cauldron of brew.
• Venture, explore and investigate across three huge new open worlds
• Play as any of the Mystery Inc. characters anywhere in the game with drop in/drop out co-operative gameplay
• New brain-teasing puzzles test your mystery solving skills and new monster enemies and epic boss battles!
• Use cool gadgets and tools to help solve mysteries, uncover treasure and help in your investigations
• Create your own custom look and enhance your abilities using unique accessories and clothing items
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Review by: kiwiblondie (Michelle)
Dated: 31st of October, 2013
The game doesn't explain very much about which controls do what so you spend the first few attempts just trying to work out what you are supposed to be doing and how you are meant to do it. You play as your favourite Mystery Inc characters and each has their own strong attacks and some parts of the game you have to be a specific character but once you get going it is fascinating.
I like that the characters actually speak so that if you can't read it doesn't seem to make that much difference, my 3 year old loves the game and gets quite far in it but he tends to sometimes go in circles because he wants to show me that he can do a puzzle.
I still have to find time to complete the game but I'm really liking the parts we have managed to do already. The kids thought the gunpowder was a great part of the game and wanted to blow everything up. I like that if you make a mistake you don't get killed off, it puts you back on the track where you fell off and you can try again and again if needed.
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