Was if Professor Plum in the den with a wrench? Or maybe it was Miss Scarlet in the kitchen with a knife? The only way to find out is to play Clue. You can play against the computer or challenge up to five human opponents. Since each game is different every time you play, you'll have to keep your sleuthing skills sharp! Was it with the lead pipe in the Billiard Room? Or was it with the knife in the Kitchen? Clue for the Genesis adheres to all of the original's rules and offers a top-down view of the board and digitized hand to shake the dice.Ĭlue features include sound effects and music, animated cut-scenes and five difficulty levels, from Amateur to Detective. Once you've narrowed the list down, you'll also have to come up with the murder weapon and location. If you’re right, you’re treated to a cutscene that re-enacts the murder. When you’re feeling confident, you can make your accusation of who did it, where, and with which weapon. Now it’s up to you to figure out who the murderer is by collecting evidence and making deductions based on what you observe. Boddy’s friends, assembled at his estate, suddenly find themselves involved in a murder mystery. If you’ve played the original, then you know what to expect: a group of Mr.
If you ask: was it Colonel Mustard with the Rope in the Drawing Room, a player holding the Colonel, the Rope or the Drawing Room must show you their card. At the start of each game, Clue will take one suspect, one weapon, and one room from the deck, and deal the rest to the players. Boddy and you must use your deductive reasoning to rule out five of the following six suspects: Colonel Mustard, Miss Scarlet, Mr. A BRAIN TEASER - Test your detective skills. There's been a murder somewhere within the Boddy Mansion! Who could have done such a dastardly thing and, more importantly, how? That's for you and up to five other players (computer or human) to find out!Ĭlue is a translation of Parker Brothers' classic detective board game.
One player will eventually be able to figure out the likely culprit the weapon used, and the room in which the crime was committed. The game includes special Detective Notepads that each player can use to record their clues. After a player makes a suggestion, the computer reveals a clue.
With each roll of the dice (nicely simulated with a digitized hand), players advance around the board to different rooms in the mansion, where they can guess who did it with what and where. Each player assumes the persona of one of the famous cast of suspects, ranging from the ever correct Colonel Mustard to the supercilious Miss Scarlet.Īt the beginning of the game, each player is dealt a set of cards. Up to six players (human or computer) compete in Clue to discover the identity, location, and weapon used in the murder of the infamous Boddy. It also misleads your opponents! It's No Mystery ProTip: If you use your own cards when you make a suggestion, you often force the computer to reveal information you need.
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