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Snoopy: The Cool Computer Game

DOS - 1990
Also available on: Amiga - Amstrad CPC - Atari ST - CDTV - ZX Spectrum

The first and only game based on one of the world's most popular comics is a very disappointing game that manages to capture only one aspect of the cartoon perfectly: the nonchalant, see-if-I-care attitude of Snoopy the complacent dog. Granted, bringing the world of The Peanuts onto the computer screen is a big challenge, due to the fact that the cartoon's appeal rests more on the philosophical, almost Zen-like placid sense of humor, than on the adrenaline rush or the excitement of adventure of most cartoons.

Nonetheless, the absence of this subtle Peanuts-style humor, coupled with a painfully cumbersome interface (Snoopy can carry and use only one item at a time), makes the game very tedious. Although you, as Snoopy, can wander around town and meet many Peanuts characters, none of them has anything interesting to say, and most of the time just behave like stone statues. Puzzles, or what excuses of them, are few, and seem to be there just for the sake of giving you something to do, rather than having any relationship with the (thin) plot.

Overall, I doubt even die-hard Peanuts fans will be motivated enough to play the game for more than a few minutes, let alone finishing it. Devoid of plot and the gentle humor of the comics strip, this computerized version of Snoopy & Peanuts serves only as a reminder of how not to design a game.

Review By HOTUD

Comments and reviews

Zombit 10 Jan. 2022

My first "quest" game a kid in first grade :) I'll never forget this game .I never managed to finish it but I didnt keep me from playing it again and again and with chat colors...haha

2
Fridge 29 Jul. 2021

This is fun! So, how can I play this game

1
gg 26 Apr. 2021

It is indeed a very dull and bare-bones game, more of an interactive screen than anything else, one more of the old gaming curses of using a known property (movies, shows, comics) and then making a game to cash in on the IP.
And yet somehow still manages to capture the good old days for me. I really miss the 90s

1
JC9 10 Mar. 2019

This is a game I would have loved to have as a kid, and thankfully I didn't.

3
hannelius 04 Oct. 2014

would be nice to build on it and make it into something - like someone did with garfield...

2
S32 19 Sep. 2013

Ingat Kenangan pada waktu aku masih SD

1

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Downloads

DOS version
Game file
United Kingdom English
141 KB
Amiga version
Game file
United Kingdom English
1 MB
ZX Spectrum version
Game file
United Kingdom English
195 KB
Amstrad CPC version
Game file
United Kingdom English
35 KB
Atari ST version
Game file
United Kingdom English
152 KB
CDTV version
Game file
United Kingdom English
80 MB

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