Here Come the Mystery Teens! Reviews

Excellent game.

Short but incredibly fun <3 I highly recommend it and it's definitely worth the price

Full of funny and endearing dialogue, this game is full of references and Easter eggs that will make you smile. While it likely won't challenge you, its puzzles are clever and amusing enough to justify themselves. Short and sweet, it's a charming tribute to art itself.

A lovely little piece of goofy and heartwarming fun - didn't know what to expect but I appreciated it a whole lot!

I like it, the game puts emphasis on characters which is its strong suit definitely. Though the game is shorter than I expected, the game ends off with a heartwarming little message, which I like.

This games is absolutely stellar! Im sort of on a Quest to find good games that nobody seems to be playing mostly as a strike against an article that said that there were lots of good indie games being made outside the 'mainstream indie scene'. This game is definitely on my list of fun games. This game is a quirky little visual story with a small amount of gameplay. You play as a little adorable cat and solve mysteries with the Inept Group "The Mystery Teens". The gameplay is as simple as Z to interact and C to Meow. I found myself laughing the whole time at this game, but when it ended I was sad because I wanted to see more and I felt that there was alot left to explore with this group. I hope that the dev continues to build this game or other games like. (I'd personally love to see a little episodic series of Mystery Teen). Thanks for the fun time and Good luck!

An adorable game where you are Scooby-Doo, but a cat and the only remotely competent member of the team. A charming little adventure from a solo dev!

There's a lot about the game I liked; the sprite artwork and music is lovely, the humor was funny. I liked all the characters' personalities and their friendship with each other. And the Cat is sooo adorable! The game is short, under an hour, but I had fun! I am hopeful to see more content with the Mystery Teen in the future.

Good character designs and interactions, with a great sense of humor. It's also a nice tribute to a lot of Mankin's previous works. A short and enjoyable narrative experience.

While the actual gameplay and puzzles aren't all that difficult to figure out, there is a pretty healthy amount to do and see in this game, with a very enjoyable cast of mystery-solving legally distinct teens for you to interact with. Plenty fun for an hour, akin to an interactive cartoon, but with a heaping bucketful of off-kilter millennial humor. Also worth mentioning: Alex you dummy, it's green! I didn't forget, Alex!