🔍 Hasbro Gaming Clue Card Game for Kids 8+ | Strategy Game for 3-4 Players Review

Bought for my 11 year old brother for Christmas stockings! He loved playing smart games like sequence and life and kicking adult ass! Simple game. Super easy and fast to play.

She enjoyed the clue card game at camp so much that she wanted her own set. Now I just have to convince her that cheating isn't part of the game. I think that's why she wanted this game so badly.

The game is really good for hint lovers, but it's not very suitable for children. I want different "decks" to be different on the back to make it easier for younger Clue players to separate them. Cool game though!

It took us a while to figure this out, but we had a lot of fun afterwards! Just as fun as the traditional version! (My only recommendation would be to swap out the backs of different card types, as that was part of what was confusing at first).

This was a great board game spin off and all you need are cards (no pens or paper). The kids figured it out quickly and we immediately moved on to 'advanced play'. to the side and just jump in).

Most of Clue has to do with cards anyway. The board provides a visual representation, but most of the work consists of the checklist and the signs. So this version of the game makes sense. My daughter and I are having a lot of fun. If the process of finding a board game is too tedious for you, this game will of course not change anything. If you like board games, this game will be just as fun. And I didn't find the added weapons and rooms "harder" than the base version of the card game.

This is now one of the family favorite games. I really like that you don't have to go from room to room, there is a strategy. Lots of fun for four players per deck. Each round takes a little time to set up, but not too much. I wish it had more maps for more players. We used two decks together so more of our family could play together. Works great! We've only used a permanent marker to highlight the card symbols in the second deck so they don't get confused, and use a set of clue cards and…

Great idea! Basically it's Clue without the board. Let's face it, the board is the most annoying part. It stinks when you can't roll high enough to get into the room, so you lose your turn. It also stinks when you want to ask for a specific room but are on the other side of the board. It gets rid of all that nonsense and reduces the game to a kind of logical question and answer problem. Plus, it's so easy to take with you wherever you go. The only downside was that I found it surprisingly…