Zoinks! It's www.ScoobyDooHauntedHouse.com News, mysteries, links to reviews, purchasing information, and assembly instructions for the brand new Scooby Doo 3D Haunted House board game from Pressman Toys. Memorable fun for kids of all ages! Click the arrow pointing right to hear a cool ghostly moan. Now proudly featuring 1960's and 70's retro Halloween decorations & etc. from Retroween.com... Click here →        ← Click here

In 2007, the Scooby Doo 3D Haunted House game was awarded "Best New 3D Haunted Game" by www.HauntedHouseParts.com. You can easily get more information about the game and its prices by clicking on any of these advertisements: The Warner Bros Store Amazon.com AreYouGame.com In the "spirit" of the classic vintage spooky 3D board games Which Witch? game, Green Ghost game, and the IDEAL Haunted House game comes the brand new 2007 Scooby Doo 3D Haunted House game. These are called "3D board games" because their game boards aren't simply flat; their playing areas have substantive height, depth, and width, feature standing and interactive scenery, and are spooky - the way we like them! Muhwahahahaha The primary mechanical apperatus interaction is similar to that of the 1980's game "Forbidden Bridge" in that, when the push down mechanism of the ghost here (the giant tiki head in the FB game) it quickly grinds back up again loudly and triggers set pieces to move. The fully-assembled game measures 14 1/2" tall and 11 1/2" wide. The object of the game is to be the first player to move up through the 4 levels of the haunted house to the roof and remove the disguise from the ghost-costumed villian there. Along the way you'll encounter "weird obstacles" such as the shaky floors and stairs, the barging ghostly knight (if you're lucky you'll get trapped behind him), a swinging sarcophagus, and others that cause your playing piece to plunge to its peril and send you back to the nearest safe spot. Discuss this game and others like it at __________________________________________ When you set off the traps by pushing down the ghost (it doesn't need batteries) the house makes a loud "rrruuuurrrr" sound that will make you jump out of your shoes! Several different versions of the box have been issued already. Why?  Click here to join in the intrigue. Commentary: Hopefully this is just the first game in a series of games. Future games could be "companion games" that can be played singly or placed right next to this game to extend gameplay. Possibilities could be a mansion with spinning bookcases, a haunted forest/graveyard, a sub-basement that this game could sit on top of, other game/scenes, and then a ghost train to link the ends together. What do you say, Pressman?   Feel free to E-mail your comments or questions to Related Links: Click here to see the assembly instructions "blown-up" TIP: The letters represent the order of assembly, not parts. A review of the game from Dad's Dinner.com The TV commercial Board Game Geek Download Scooby Doo in Monster Manor 1.0 freeware software for Mac OS 9 (Classic) Now proudly featuring 1960's and 70's retro Halloween decorations at Retroween.com... Serving kids of all ages since December 2007 Dedicated to Dr. Shock. RIP you hokey huckster of horror!