Snoopy & The Great Mystery Club - Joe Cool Fun Pack for Nintendo Switch

The good stuff

Man, stepping into Snoopy’s Joe Cool outfit was such a vibe. That leather jacket, the sunglasses, the whole laid-back swagger? It’s not just cosmetic-it actually changes how he moves in the game, like he’s floating through scenes with effortless cool. Then there’s the Sopwith Camel flying minigame. I didn’t expect to get hooked, but those two levels-icy caves and desert canyons-were surprisingly tense and fun. You’re dodging obstacles, timing your turns, and it feels like old-school arcade action. The soapbox races were a blast too, especially the pumpkin-filled vine course where you’re weaving around exploding gourds. And hey, the 75 full-color comics in the in-game viewer? That’s a sweet bonus. They’re not interactive, but flipping through them felt like reading vintage Peanuts strips on a Sunday morning.

The not-so-good

But let’s be real-this isn’t a full game. No new story, no extra characters, no meaningful progression. If you’re looking for more content or deeper gameplay, this won’t satisfy you. The minigames are short, and once you beat them, they don’t really have replay value. Also, the lack of any multiplayer or online features means it’s strictly solo. And yeah, the developer and license info being unknown? That’s a bit weird, but not enough to ruin the experience. Still, if you’re someone who needs a lot of bang for your buck, this might feel like a cash grab. It’s more fan service than substance.

Bottom line

If you’re a Peanuts fan and want a quick, charming way to celebrate 75 years of the strip, this is worth the download. It’s not a game-changer, but it’s a solid little package with some neat visuals, nostalgic touches, and a few fun challenges. For free or low-cost DLC, it hits the right notes. Just don’t expect much beyond that. Grab it if you’re in the mood for a breezy, funny ride with Snoopy in his coolest look ever.