Clue/Cluedo

I don't want to see locked content from stuff I don't own. I feel like this game is trying to milk me. Straight up jorking my udders.

I am happy to say I purchased this game during the summer sale as I do not feel that it's worth full price. You only get the basic board game, a couple rule options, and ability to play with anyone who has also purchased the game. There is no option to customize rules to enhance game play, lots of extras advertised but the reality is that it's a cash grab. I have seen better value from a mobile game. $5 is honestly the top amount this game is worth, and I do enjoy playing with friends online via the private room. Keep in mind if you purchase an extra map, your friend has to purchase on their end as well to play it (which wouldn't be an issue if these were only a couple bucks). Another downside is if you make an incorrect accusation you lose all participation in the game, AI takes over for you. Defeats the purpose of even trying to be strategic. And what are these points even for? They unlock nothing, and don't seem to accumulate. Seems pointless to have wasted programming effort for them when you could have enhanced the playing experience. I love Clue and happy to play online with others but would NOT recommend paying full price or wasting money on DLCs.

i'm not entirely sure why this had so many great reviews. it really wasn't any better than its "cousin". it's made by the same companies even. the graphics were okay. the text was miniscule (if you have a larger monitor, it's eye-stain-o-vision to the nth.) and the gameplay was nonexistent. it goes so fast that you blink and you miss it. i will say that being able to stay in the same room indefinitely was interesting. not Better, just interesting. i don't know if it would have better if it had been purchased with all (or even a couple) of the dlc. but frankly, if a game can't be interesting With Out the purchase of the extras, it's not worth the money. in any case, i guess it really comes down to personal preference. and this just wasn't mine.

I hated this at first. The DLC's being shoved in my face is unappealing. However; I love the board game, and this scratched that itch. Get it on sale. -------------- I take it back. Once you complete all tasks in the Tudor mansion you must purchase DLC's to move on.

Constantly d/c's me, pain.

mean mister mustard

scarlett be cheatin what the hell.

Clue was my favorite board game growing up and probably still is. I played Marmalade Studios first rendition of this game and found it fun. This one is pretty enjoyable too with the various different settings, weapons, and suspects made out to fit into the settings. There is one issue I have noticed though and it involves the CPU controlled opponent AI. In one game (I was playing as Mustard on the Polar Station Level) the AI controlling Green went into the Submarine Dock and ended up making the same suggestion four times in a row then correctly accused the solution (which wasn't in the Sub Dock) without having gone anywhere else on the map. In another game (this time the Black Adder Resort Level) the AI controlling Sgt. Gray correctly suggested the solution on his first move then proceeded to NOT immediately accuse and I won the game when my turn was up (I was last to go). A look at the check sheets for the opponents after that showed that they had all deduced the solution that Gray had suggested but NONE of them accused when their turns were up. I was playing on Medium difficulty both times. The CPU opponent logic is sometimes very iffy in this game and can either result in frustrating losses or easy wins. I never had this issue with the first Clue game Marmalade made. This is still a fun game though and I do recommend it.

Ніколі не чула пра гэтую гульню і згуляла яе ўпершыню менавіта на камп'ютары. Мне спатрэбіўся час, каб зразумець механіку (для лепшага разумення нават паглядзела декілька відэа на ютубе), але калі я разабралася ў правілах, тактыках і лістах запісаў, я занурылася ў гульню і загубілася ў ёй на некалькі вечароў. Цяпер намагаюся зацягнуць сваіх сяброў і нават задумалася прыдбаць гэтую настолку, каб гуляць разам з сямьёю

🕵️‍♂️ THE CASE OF THE CULPABLE COMPADRE: A REVIEW OF CLUE/CLUEDO (2023) Listen up, fellow sleuths, gumshoes, and people who just like pointing fingers at their loved ones! I have emerged from the digital corridors of Tudor Mansion, and I have seen things. Terrible things. Things involving lead pipes and questionable interior design choices. Clue/Cluedo on Steam isn't just a board game; it’s a high-octane, 4K, neon-drenched descent into madness where your logic is your only shield and your friends are all lying snakes! THE DRAMA! THE INTRIGUE! THE BETRAYAL! The graphics are so crisp I could practically smell the mahogany and the faint scent of betrayal in the air. The characters move with the grace of Victorian socialites who have had way too much espresso. I spent twenty minutes just staring at Professor Plum, wondering if his bowtie was a structural load-bearing element of his personality. But let’s get to the real meat of this digital murder sandwich. The gameplay is smoother than a greased-up candlestick. You’ve got the Ultimate Detective Mode, which feels like a fever dream where everyone is whispering secrets in the dark like they're in a high-stakes underground poker game for the last crumpet in England. THE PLOT TWIST (THE SHOCKING TRUTH) Now, let’s talk about the absolute CHAOS that went down. Picture this: The lights are flickering. The music is swelling. My brain is vibrating at a frequency only dogs and master detectives can hear. I’m crossing off suspects like a caffeinated accountant. I cornered my so-called "friend" in the Conservatory. I looked them dead in the digital eyes through the screen. I had the notepad. I had the evidence. I had the sheer, unadulterated confidence of a man who just found a missing sock. "YOU!" I screamed (internally, mostly). "It was you! In the Billiard Room! With the Wrench!" And you know what? I WAS RIGHT. This "friend"—this supposed ally in my quest for truth—was actually the cold-blooded, wrench-wielding mastermind! The sheer adrenaline of unmasking their crimes was better than a double shot of lightning. Seeing that "Victory" screen pop up felt like winning a gold medal in the Olympic Sport of Social Sabotage. THE VERDICT Graphics: 10/10 (Colonel Mustard’s mustache has its own gravity). Wrench Factor: Lethal. Friendship Rating: 0/10 (They still won't return my texts, but it was worth it for the justice). If you want a game where you can feel like Sherlock Holmes on a sugar high while systematically dismantling your friend's alibis, this is it. It’s wild, it’s wacky, and it’s the only place where accusing your partner-in-crime of actual murder is considered "good sportsmanship." 11/10 – Would unmask that secret assassin again. See you in the Ballroom! 🔎🩸🗡️