Winning Moves Games Clue Master Detective - Board Game, Multi-Colored, 10 years+

My son was so excited to get this as a gift.

It is so much more fun than the original Clue. We love it.

My son loves Clue! He needed a challenge after playing Clue Jr., Clue & Scooby Doo Clue. This was perfect, offering more rooms, weapons and people.

Great gift for families and friends to try their hand at solving a mystery.

if you like the original you will really like this one.

For my Granddaughter and inquisitive mind. Will help her stimulate her curiosity.

This is just like original clue in most ways but more possibilities of who, what, and where the murder happened. We still play with two players because shes an only child and her dad works so much so its often just me and her. We start off with one clue each, then we role the dice and whomever gets the highest roll gets a second clue to start with. With the rest of the clues we did it like the original clue two player option by leaving the clues in different rooms and collecting them as we enter. Since there are 24 cards left after this we do it either 6 rooms with 4 or 4 rooms with 6 cards. She prefers it this way even when her dad plays along because she likes the idea of potentially having more clues than other players by making it to the rooms before anyone else.

This game has always been stressful to me; the race to figure it out before someone else does. Its even harder with the extra rooms because with 3 of them you have to travel through another room to get to them forcing you to end your turn before you can get to there. You have to go through the trophy room to get to the carriage house and go through the courtyard to get to either the gazebo or the fountain. Just that adds a little more stress to the race which i like. The character pieces colors are easily identifiable and the weapons are enormous haha ive never used the weapons pieces ever in a game but theyre cool to have (the horseshoe is as big as a quarter, i think) All in all great game~

Fun...

My kids love playing Clue, so when I found that there was a expanded version of the board game, I just had to get it. Theres not much more to explain as this version of the game works just like the original. If youre not familiar with Clue, basically each player is given a set of clues to solve a mystery. You have to choose between who, what, and where. There are cards for each of those categories. One card from each category is missing. When its your turn, you ask one player who, what, and where and over time you figure out the final clues.