Clue Discover the Secrets ,age EDAD 9+, 3-6 Players,family Parker Brothers

Description: Game Overview: Clue: Discover the Secrets Age Range: 9+ Players: 3-6 Game Type: Mystery Deduction Board Game Objective: Solve the mystery by deducing who committed the crime, where it happened, and which weapon was used. Players gather clues by moving around the board, making suggestions, and narrowing down possibilities until they can make an accurate accusation. What’s in the Box? Game Board: Features different rooms where the murder could have taken place, including locations like the library, kitchen, or ballroom. Character Pawns: Six classic Clue suspects—Miss Scarlet, Colonel Mustard, Mrs. Peacock, Mr. Green, Professor Plum, and Dr. Orchid. Weapon Tokens: Updated weapons include classics like the candlestick and revolver, along with some new items. Clue Cards: Separate cards for suspects, weapons, and rooms. Case File Envelope: Holds the cards that reveal the mystery solution (the killer, location, and weapon). Detective Notepad: Sheets for tracking clues and ruling out possibilities as players make their deductions. Dice: Used to move around the board. How to Play Clue: Discover the Secrets Set Up the Game: Place the game board in the center and arrange the room, weapon, and suspect cards. Shuffle each category of cards (Suspects, Weapons, Rooms) and randomly place one of each in the Case File Envelope. This is the solution to the mystery. Deal the remaining cards evenly to each player. Take Notes: Players use the Detective Notepad to keep track of clues and eliminate possibilities. By asking questions and seeing what cards other players have, they can cross off suspects, weapons, and rooms to narrow down the mystery. Gameplay: Players roll the dice to move their character pawn to different rooms on the board. Once in a room, players can make a suggestion (e.g., “I suggest it was Professor Plum in the Kitchen with the Knife”). The player to their left must secretly show them one card (if they have it) to disprove the suggestion. This continues until every player has had a chance to disprove, if possible. Make an Accusation: When a player believes they have solved the mystery, they make an accusation (e.g., “It was Mrs. Peacock in the Conservatory with the Wrench”). They secretly check the Case File Envelope to confirm. If they’re correct, they win the game. If they’re wrong, they’re out of the game, but still help disprove suggestions for other players. Winning the Game The first player to correctly deduce and make an accurate accusation of who, where, and what is the winner! Tips and Strategies Process of Elimination: Keep detailed notes on the Detective Notepad to eliminate options as other players reveal cards. Ask Strategic Questions: Be mindful of the order in which players respond to suggestions. It can help you determine who might have certain cards. Bluffing: Make suggestions involving cards you already have to mislead other players and learn what they hold. Room Control: Try to control the game by moving to rooms that other players may want to visit, or suggest suspects to force them into different rooms. Variations for Extra Fun Speed Clue: Limit the number of turns or use a timer to create a quicker game session. Partner Play: Pair up players to work together on deductions, perfect for younger players learning the game. Extra Weapons or Suspects: Add more weapons or suspects (using objects from around the house) to increase the complexity. Clue: Discover the Secrets offers a modern, engaging twist on the original Clue game, making it a perfect choice for family game nights, teaching deductive reasoning in a fun way!

Price: 18.75 USD

Location: Astoria, New York

End Time: 2025-02-06T01:03:40.000Z

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