Snoopy: The Great Mystery Club

Snoopy: The Great Mystery Club is a light-hearted adventure that feels a touch overpriced for what it delivers. While the charm of the Peanuts gang is undeniable, the gameplay can be repetitive and the puzzles lack depth. If you're a diehard Snoopy fan, it might be worth it, but others may want to wait for a price drop.

Snoopy: The Great Mystery Club uses a colorful, cel-shaded art style that nails the Peanuts vibe, offering a nostalgic trip for fans. However, the gameplay can become monotonous quickly, with puzzles that lean on the simple side - think less 'brain-teaser,' more 'just find the item.' On Switch 2, the game runs smoothly, but expect some frame drops during longer cutscenes, which detracts from the overall polish. The interactions with characters like Charlie Brown and Lucy offer sweet moments but don’t elevate the gameplay enough. Compared to other casual adventures like Firewatch or Oxenfree, this lacks the depth and engagement that keeps you coming back. The charm is there, but it’s like a light dessert - satisfying but not filling.

Players control Snoopy as he investigates various mysteries around town. You'll engage with characters, complete straightforward puzzles, and gather clues to solve cases. The gameplay relies heavily on dialogue options and simple interactions, making it easy to pick up for casual players.