Scooby-Doo! Haunted House Game
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Toys and Games Reviews of Scooby-Doo! Haunted House Game
Customer Review: this game is a pain
Summary: 2 Stars
My daughter is 5 and loves games and Scooby Doo. She got this for Christmas, and even she does not enjoy it because it is so flimsy. Pieces fall off when you attempt to play. The premise is silly also. Well, I guess Scooby Doo in general is silly, but the game board fall apart at every turn and it is so frustrating to play.Customer Review: Classic fun for the entire family
Summary: 5 Stars
This game won the award from www.hauntedhouseparts.com for best board game of Christmas 2007. It ranks up there with the other classic 3D haunted house games such as Which Witch, Green Ghost, and the IDEAL Haunted House. The loud ruurrrrrrrr sound that it makes when the booby traps go will make you jump out of your shoes!Customer Review: Not worth it!
Summary: 2 Stars
I hide this game because it can not be played with out a huge arguement. Set up is painful. Game pieces are flimsy cardboard. And yes, the house is supposed to shake...but just the act of pressing the button often knocks EVERYONE off the board. Then you have to decide "what counts" and what was an "accident". Miserable.Customer Review: very sorry but worst toy i ever bought
Summary: 1 Stars
this is way too hard to put together and shoddy once it is finally set up. very shakey when "playing". rules for being "trapped" are too hard. fun for kids to destroy & they like the characters, but so not worth it, really. sorry. I've never felt strongly enough about something to do a review until this mess.Customer Review: Disappointing...
Summary: 3 Stars
My son insisted on this toy and to cope with the disappointment of the game, we've turned it into a sort of Scooby Doo "doll house." The assembly directions are awful and it falls apart with the slightest bump. I ended up superglueing it together and it became a permanent play fixture for the kids...