During their investigations in the swamp, Scooby and Shaggy are captivated by a delicious smell wafting through the trees and are drawn to investigate. characters (including Scooby-Doo) at any time to travel beyond the swamp and into other haunted locales.  Scooby-Doo and the Spooky Swamp will be available Septemon Wii, Nintendo DS, and PlayStation 2, in conjunction with the animated Warner Home Video Scooby-Doo. gang mulls over their last adventure! Beyond them, in the deep parts of the swamp, murky waters oozing with sludge and green overgrowth hide any number of mysteries or just about anything else for that matter. For the first time, kids can jump in as any of the Mystery, Inc. All new brain-teasing puzzles, enemies and epic boss battles are sure to keep kids challenged and mystified in this classic caper adventure.Īt their Clubhouse on the edge of a very spooky swamp, Mystery Inc. There are also new gadgets and tools to help uncover hidden clues and secret investigations. Players can unlock fun costume pieces as well as collect Scooby Snacks to buy character accessories and clothing.
Drop-in, drop-out two-player co-op encourages friends and families to join in the case-cracking fun at any time throughout the game. In the team spirit of Mystery, Inc., players won’t have to face challenges alone. Kids and their friends can travel beyond the swamp and into other haunted locales such as the snow covered Alpine village and the Southwestern ghost town to uncover more clues and solve the mystery of the strange brew. Recommended.In Scooby Doo! and the Spooky Swamp, Scooby-Doo, Shaggy, Daphne, Velma and Fred are on an all-new adventure to uncover the mystery behind a strange swamp girl and her peculiar cauldron of brew. All in all, over-familiar but well-made, fun and spooky. Shaggy and Scooby are likable and funny, their friendship amusing, charming and affecting and Fred, Velma (who is a little more likable than she has been in recent years) and Daphne are true to personality. The gang carry the story incredibly well, and it was refreshing to see them being treated with respect. The identity of the perpetrator is not as surprising as those of some of the other specials, which had more suspects, but Clem was a cool and quite intensely scary (without being at the risk of being too traumatising for children) villain.
Despite being over-familiar, 'Spooky Scarecrow' moves quickly and never drags in its short running time, it's always fun, the mystery's diverting enough and the climactic chase between the gang and the villainous scarecrow Cornfield Clem has the right amount of thrills, fun and horror. The best of it comes from Shaggy and Scooby, though Fred also has a hilarious moment involving mistaking a guy for a mask. 'Spooky Scarecrow' is very funny, sometimes it's goofy but in an endearing sense and the jokes and dialogue are sharp, nimbly timed and always above amusing level. The animation is colourful, atmospheric and beautifully drawn, while the music is groovy with some suitably eerie moments too. Other than that, there is not much actually that's wrong.
It is let down somewhat by its lack of originality, a lot of the story having too much of an over-familiar feeling (having seen episodes from 'What's New Scooby Doo' and 'The New Scooby Doo Movies' that also have scarecrows for villains, and the set-up's not that hugely different here), making it not stand out as much as it could have done. 'Scooby Doo! Spooky Scarecrow' is not one of the best of the specials, but it is very fun stuff and succeeds also in having a spooky atmosphere. While none of them are up there with the very best of Scooby Doo, the six specials are very enjoyable diversions and are more than likely to please die-hard fans. To take part: Start the hunt by going to Scoobys site where you will be shown pictures of five different picture clues and given a list of five sites to go to look for these images.
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