Play Scooby-Doo on Snes Online

Okay, so Scooby-Doo on SNES is way better than it has any right to be. You start off in this creepy mansion—classic Scooby vibes—and within minutes you're dodging floating candlesticks and jumping over trapdoors while Shaggy yelps in the background. The sprites are surprisingly detailed for a 16-bit game, and the music? Weirdly catchy in that slightly off-key cartoon way.

What I love is how it actually feels like playing an episode of the show. You’ll push bookshelves to find secret passages, trip over your own feet when ghosts pop up (Scooby’s panic run is hilarious), and yeah, there are Scooby Snacks everywhere because of course there are. The controls take a second to get used to—Shaggy’s jumps are kinda floaty—but once it clicks, you’ll be laughing at all the little references. That moment when the gang splits up and you have to switch between characters? Chef’s kiss.

It’s not perfect—some hit detection is janky, and good luck figuring out that carnival level without a walkthrough—but for a licensed game from 1995? Absolute gold. Just don’t play it alone at night unless you want to jump at a fake vampire.