This supplement to the core rulebooks is very useful, as it provides settings and adventure seeds, as well as notable NPCs and rumors. While not stand-alone adventures right out of the box, they get the GM off to a good start and provide a framework for customizing your own settings and adventures with your players. I have barely scratched the surface, having run 2 seperate adventures in Sharon Hollow, one for two different groups. I even went to Google Maps and found a similarily sized town in Michigan, and used it as the basis for my Sharon Hollow setting.

Great fun! The first time I ran this is was at a small local convention, I had never even played before, so in hindsight kind of risky, but with this game it was doable. It was a big hit, I got the full 8 player slots filled, ages ranged from about 10 to 50, we did character creation and played all in 3 hours. I have since run the game for kids and adults and always had a blast. Growing up on the original Scooby Doo and my kids growing up on Stranger Things, it is the perfect setting. With the light rules, a great way to introduce new players to RPGs.

I have not played this yet, but purchased and read through it because I was looking for a mystery that was not supernatural - great product at a low price, including three versions to accomodate your mode of viewing/printing. Sometimes when you use a premade adventure you have to figure out a lot of the logisitcs and flesh out the details yourself to make it work. Not this time, the authors seem to have thought of every detail and contingency, so you pretty much play this one right out of the box. The English translation is excellent, as a native speaker I found at most a handfull of things that sounded a little off to me, barely noticeable. Take the advisory seriously though, it is disturbing.