You could look at the cards that reveal the solution but then there would be no point playing the game at all. Cheating would spoil all the fun of playing and is pointless. Not Helpful 16 Helpful The time taken depends on the skill level of the players and the amount of people playing.
However, expect an average time of about 45 minutes to 1 hour to complete a simple game. A game can be really fast or really long though, depending on how well the players are familiar with the game or how long the players would like the game to go for. Experienced players who want the game to go longer can utilize different ways to stretch the game out for hours! Not Helpful 4 Helpful The object of Cluedo is to solve a murder by working out who did it, the weapon that was used to commit the murder, and the room the murder happened in.
The idea is to eliminate the possibilities through asking questions of other players to find the truth. The steps to play the game are outlined in detail in the article above. Not Helpful 6 Helpful Do I have to role the exact number to get into a room? For example, if I need six moves to enter a room and roll an 8, can I enter or does it have to be 6?
You can move into the room as long as the number you rolled reaches the number that is required to enter the room, it doesn't have to be exact. Choose your characters. If there are three of you, then choose any three players on the game board. You will have to play with only the three players which you chose, do not play with the other three.
But, you can suggest the three players who killed the person in the room. By making a suggestion to anyone i. Black in the Hall with a Spanner?
Not Helpful 38 Helpful If my character is put into a room, is that where my next turn starts from, from that room? Not Helpful 11 Helpful The person left wins if all other players failed to make correct accusations and got kicked out. Not Helpful 34 Helpful No, you leave it there and the player can suggest the room that it was moved into or they can roll. Not Helpful 24 Helpful That's a strange problem! Find other small objects like beans, coins, paper, or pebbles to use in place of the regular pieces.
Just make sure to remember what represents each piece. Not Helpful 19 Helpful Include your email address to get a message when this question is answered. By using this service, some information may be shared with YouTube. Remember to place all of the game pawns on the board even if you are playing with less than six people. These pawns are still suspects in the game and you will need to move them around the board when you make suggestions about them.
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Article Summary X Clue, also known as Cluedo, is a popular player board game where players collect clues and try to solve a murder. Italiano: Giocare a Cluedo. Deutsch: Cluedo spielen. Nederlands: Cluedo spelen. Thanks to all authors for creating a page that has been read , times. It's complete and even brought up questions that I hadn't come up with.
More reader stories Hide reader stories. Did this article help you? Cookies make wikiHow better. By continuing to use our site, you agree to our cookie policy. About This Article Co-authors: David Longstaff Mar 31, Mags Campbell Sep 21, I remember how much I loved it, but couldn't remember the rules - this was a great help. You can throw the die and exit through a doorway.
You can exit through one of the room's secret passages. Or, if you're a suspect, your piece will be automatically transferred to another room where you're thought to have killed Mr. Once you move your piece into a room, you can make a suggestion to help eliminate suspect possibilities by guessing the murderer, murder weapon, and murder location. For example, if you've just entered the lounge and you're ready to guess, you might say something like, "I suggest the crime was committed by Colonel Mustard, in the lounge, with a dagger.
This is when the detective work begins. Here are the basics on how you can handle a suspect suggestion:. It's a good idea to make a suspect suggestion every time you enter a room on your turn as a strategy for winning the game. You are ready to make a final accusation which differs from a suspect suggestion when you've eliminated all the false possibilities and haven't had your suggestions disproved. If you believe you've solved the case, end your turn by making an accusation.
You can announce that you're making an accusation and state your final guess of the murderer, the murder weapon, and the murder location cards that are in the secret envelope. Once this is done, you can discreetly look at the three cards in the secret envelope. If you're correct, you will lay the cards in the envelope face-up on the table, proving to all players that you've won the game.
However, if you're wrong, you lose the game and are eliminated from playing. You'll then secretly put back the three cards into the murder envelope without revealing them. If all the players except one make an incorrect accusation, the last player standing wins the game of Clue. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Select personalised content.
Create a personalised content profile. Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. If that player has one of the cards that were used in the alleged crime, he then secretly shows the player making the suggestion. Clue rules state that only one card is shown to the other player and that it is done secretly with out others seeing which card it is.
It is not against the rules, however, to deliberately make a Suggestion naming one or two cards that you hold in your own hand to mislead other players or to narrow your search for one specific suspect, room, or weapon. If the player to the left cannot prove the suggestion wrong, then the next player to the left attempts to prove it wrong.
All cards shown prove that that card is not in the envelope and should be noted on your Detective Pad. Once a player has proven the Suggestion wrong, the next payer in the playing order takes their turn. If no one disproves the Suggestion the player then may either pass their turn or make an Accusation. When an Accusation is made, the player on their turn states that an Accusation is being made and states the three cards that he thinks committed the murder.
They then carefully look at the cards inside the envelope making sure that no one else sees the cards. Unlike the previously stated rules, a player may make an accusation whether or not their token is in the room they mention.
If the 3 cards named are the cards in the envelope, they are placed face up on the Clue board and that player is the winner. They stay in the game only to prove other's suggestions wrong with the cards they hold in their hands. Once a player has accused the wrong cards, blocking the doorways to rooms is against the rules and they must be moved into the nearest room. One Accusation per player per game is permitted. There are no strict Clue rules that explain how the Detective Note Pads should be used but it is suggested that you check off or write the initials of the player who has each specific card.
Please keep in mind that the official Clue rules and instructions could be different depending on the game version you have. The rules below are some of the exact directions that came in the original packaging. Share with us your comments, funny stories, tips, advice, strategies, creative ways to play, questions about how to play, problems with the directions or anything you want about Clue. All submissions will be reviewed within 24 hours. Jeremy Losinno says: Erin says: Luka says: Markiplierfan says: Jacob N says: Bob says: Adam says: Kezza says: Heather says: Terry says: Allyson says:
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