The game's mysteries contain just the right amount of suspense and scariness to keep children interested. The shortcoming of this title is that it has a static story line. The format of each title is the same. Children play three rounds of five questions each. There are nine types of questions that randomly appear.
Players can compete against the computer, a friend on the same computer or over the Internet.
This series works well with tweeners because it is edgy. Players get to create their own avatar from several goofy options. The interlude graphics are fascinating to watch and downright weird. The question categories are funny and clever, and the constant banter is very amusing. On the downside, because this software is so fast-paced and wired, it is not right for all children.