This game is fun for my child(age 4) but its not as educational as I would have liked. He played it some but he likes several of the other leapster games better.(cars, dora, letterpillar) The game is ok but if your kids not a big scobby fan I would get several of the other games first.

This game is too simple in nature. There are three levels which indicate that the addition question just gets slightly harder. There is only one very simple repetative main game, throwing food at the monster with the correct answer and a simple round of eating snacks before the timer runs out. Other Leapster games are more elaborate. The kids are not interested in this one because there isn't much to it. When you buy online it is hard to read the box and deduce the game details. I got it on sale for about half price, at least.

This is a cute Leapster game..not a wide variety of different games, but still good for the Scooby-Doo lover. My son plays it regularly. What is nice about this game is you can pick 2 players and have your kids play against each other or you.
Level 3 is hard...much more difficult math problems, which is very good!
Worth the money!

I just want potential buyers to know that we received this game without instructions. Since we have many Leapster cartridges and they all came with a booklet, I contacted the company and was told that since it was a new game the instructions aren't ready and I could get a copy of them off their website in 4-6 weeks.

I realize that many of these games are self-explanatory, but who sends a game out to the stores with no instructions????