Scooby Doo! Mystery Mayhem Halloween Retrospective | Nerdhub

Last year for Halloween I wrote a couple of retrospective reviews for games that fit in with this holiday’s scary theme. One of the ones picked was a lighter game and put in as a bit of joke, the 2002 platformer Scooby Doo: 100 Nights of Fright. Surprisingly I remembered how much I enjoyed the game when I was younger and doubly surprised by how many Scooby Doo games I actually own. So this year I thought it would be fun to delve into the follow up game Mystery Mayhem. Releasing just a year later, the game switched-up the formula quite a bit moving from a platformer title to the adventure genre. As I found, probably wasn't not the best idea. So our story starts once again with our favourite gang of meddling kids being called in to investigate a series of spooky shenanigans, this time by one of Velma’s old friends at Hambridge Universty library. As librarian Alan Dinsdale explains visitors to the library are being scared away by ghosts and shadows, and no not people in Halloween costumes