Snoopy Coaster

Critics were more positive towards how the game could be nostalgic for Peanuts fans. On June 2, 2013, Snoopy Coaster was the best-selling free game on iOS systems in multiple countries.

• Title — Snoopy Coaster • Developer — CGMatic • Publisher — Chillingo • Director — Paige Braddock • Producer — * Adam Barker • Chin C. • Paul B. • Programmer — * Korrakot S. • Chanwit S. • Artist — * Charinee Su. • Sathinee Ch. • Nut Na. • Composer — David Ari Leon • Series — Peanuts • Platforms — * iOS • Android • Released — March 21, 2013 • Genre — Endless runner • Modes — Single-player

• Illustration — The player driving in the game's theme park environment Snoopy Coaster is an endless runner game and sees the player controlling Snoopy, who drives a roller coaster train through different locations, such as a theme park and haunted house. The train features the Peanuts characters Charlie Brown, Linus van Pelt, Peppermint Patty, and Lucy van Pelt as passengers. The game is score-based, with the player's score increasing the longer they keep the train from crashing. Another way the player can increase their score is by collecting coins, which are scattered throughout the game. While driving, players will come across different obstacles and roller coaster elements, such as a triple vertical loop. Multiple objects and animals will also appear throughout the game, which also increases the player's score when hit with the train.

Snoopy Coaster was developed by CGMatic, who had previously also developed Madcoaster, which had similar gameplay to Snoopy Coaster. The game was published by Chillingo, a subsidiary of Electronic Arts. Snoopy Coaster was first announced in early March 2013 and was set to release later the same month. The game later released on March 21 on mobile devices, with a launch price of $0.99. The game was later made free on May 2. Later, at an unknown time, Snoopy Coaster was removed from the App Store.