Scooby Doo and the Glowing Bug Man (PC)

Description: Developer: GSP / Genre: Kids Games

Newest Review: ... side play or gaining Scooby snacks, but instead must be solved to yield needed clues. Once gathered, the game passes you to a ... more

... page that has a pictorial and text list of the suspects, and which the found clue is filed in line with the person it goes to. This ably demonstrates the type of linear thinking needed to logically deduce the culprit, and the player is left less frustrated. It also makes the game easier to play for younger children. Not that the game is always easy! The memory skills needed for the unlabelled ice cream machine and the sliding picture puzzle all provide tasks that get progressively more difficult as you change challe...more

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Scooby Doo Glowing Bug Man
Explore the mystery! A mysterious Glowing Bug Man has been spotte ...

Last Update 11.11.2009 05:41

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Scooby Doo and the Glowing Bug Man (PC): Will You Go in for a Scooby Snack? (1282 words)
by - written on 11/09/07 (Very useful, 134 readings)
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Scooby and co. are back again for yet another adventure. Boy, these kids and their dog sure live an interesting life. This time, the Scooby gang have been invited to a natural history museum. The museum has a big problem. It seems a glowing bug man has been seen and scares away the visitors, and spooks the staff. Can Mystery Inc. figure out the Bug Man's secret and catch the villain before the museum has to close forever? This is the fourth title in the Scooby Doo PC titles, and the third offering from The Learning Company (now renamed Riverdeep in one of those puzzling name reimaginings firms go for these days). After changing the company name, they ... Read the complete review