Clue/Cluedo

I'd never played the physical game, but I am hooked on the online version. The game makes it easy to learn the rules and online play works great.

It's fun, but it's absolutely not £50 fun, get it on sale.

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🕵️‍♂️ 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! 🔎🩸🗡️

If you like the board game you'll love this! Its cool you can play against AI/friends/strangers and if someone sits idle for more than 10 seconds they get replaced with an AI so you don't have to wait a million years for them to take their turn. The DLC with the new locations and extra suspects is fun to play around with too.

I love the game, this is a way to play at my own pace with real people.

This game is so fun solo and with friends, and the challenges are difficult enough to encourage you to keep playing, but simple enough to not turn you away. 10/10 love this game with my life <3