The suspects you know, in the mansion you remember, with the weapons you love. view larger Clue Classic Edition For generations, Mr. Boddy has met his end at the hand of one of six legendary suspects in the classic detective game, CLUE. Professor Plum, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, Miss Scarlett, and Colonel Mustard
The suspects you know, in the mansion you remember, with the weapons you love.
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For generations, Mr. Boddy has met his end at the hand of one of six legendary suspects in the classic detective game, CLUE. Professor Plum, Mrs. White, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, Miss Scarlett, and Colonel Mustard are all here in Boddy Mansion. One of them has done away with Mr. Boddy, but in which of the nine rooms (perhaps the Library, or Lounge, or Conservatory)? And which of the six weapons was used to commit this dastardly deed (the wrench, the rope, or maybe the trusty ol’ lead pipe)? Collect the right clues, make the right deductions, to determine who, where, which weapon, and you will solve the mystery and win the game.
Features: Ages 8 and up3 to 6 PlayersGameboard6 suspect tokens6 weaponsDeck of suspectsWeapon and room cardsConfidential case fileDetective notebook padDie and rules 
Solve the mystery and win the game.
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A Classic: Solving Murders For 50 Years Clue is one of those transcendent games that’s maintained it’s viability for over 50 years. Why? It still feels fresh and is flat-out fun to play.Here’s a quick synopsis for the unfamiliar: There’s been a murder at the mansion and you’re a character in a race to figure out who did it, what weapon they used, and which room the murder occurred in. Be the first to get your accusation right and you win the game.The suspect, weapon, and room combo changes every game through a brilliantly simple process involving cards and a CONFIDENTIAL case file envelope. It takes about 5 minutes to set up and usually between 20 – 40 minutes to play. Clue can be played with as few as 2 people, but 3 – 6 is ideal as it adds layers to uncovering clues (without increasing the complexity). The game states it’s appropriate for ages 8 and up, and my 8-year-old understands the concepts well enough to have lots of fun and often be competitive (if I leave my cut-throat self at the…
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