Brand: Hasbro Gaming
Material: Plastic
Theme: Games
Genre: Strategy
Number of Players: 2-6CLUE GAME FOR YOUNGER KIDS: Introduce kids ages 5 and up to the iconic mystery board game. The Clue Junior game features classic Clue gameplay and a broken toy mystery theme
UH-OH A FAVORITE TOY IS BROKEN: Oh no! Somebody broke a toy! In this Clue Junior game players use strategy and the process of elimination to solve the mystery
WHO, WHAT, WHERE: Players try to solve the mystery of the broken toy. Discover which toy it was, who broke it, and what time it was broken
FUN FAMILY GAME: The Clue Junior game is a really fun board game for kids' play dates, and for rainy day entertainment. It's a game for ages 8 and upClue Junior Game
It's the case of the broken toy in this classic "whodunit" game for kids. In the Clue Junior game, players are on a mission to discover which toy is broken, who broke it, and when they did it. As players find clues, they eliminate choices and eventually discover what happened.
Product Features
Players aim to solve the mystery of the missing cake to win the Clue Junior game. Which toy is broken? Who broke it? When did they do it? Players roll the die to see if they can move characters, then they look under the characters and under the furniture on the board for clues that were placed in the beginning of the game. As the clues are gathered, choices are eliminated one by one until the actual culprit, time, and toy are discovered.
The Clue Junior game has the classic "whodunnit" gameplay, but is for kids as young as 5 years old. As players find clues, they’ll eliminate choices and eventually discover what happened. The game includes iconic Clue characters such as Miss Scarlett, Mrs. Peacock, Col. Mustard, Mr. Green, and Prof. Plum, and more.
Kids can take on the role of detective as they try to solve the mystery of the broken toy. Clues are uncovered throughout the game, and by process of elimination players can hone in on suspects. The goal is to figure out who broke the toy, which toy is broken and when they did it. The sleuth who figures out all 3 wins the game.
