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Ludopedia
8.0
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BGG
Our Verdict
FOR GENRE FANS
If you love the Finding Nemo movie and want a Clue game with a super cute oceanic theme, this one's for you! It's a lighter, family-friendly take on the classic, perfect for getting everyone together.
Highlights
- Adorable Finding Nemo theme
- Accessible deduction mechanic
- Great for families
- Charming visuals
Keep in mind
- Might be too simple for veterans
- Dice luck can be a factor
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready to dive into the ocean and solve a mystery! In 'Clue: Finding Nemo', we swap the mansion for the vast blue sea, and the classic mystery gets a Disney/Pixar twist. Forget Colonel Mustard and Miss Scarlett; here, we're on the hunt for Dory, who, as usual, got lost playing hide-and-seek. Now, it's up to her friends, including Nemo, Marlin, and the whole gang, to figure out what happened to her.
You'll take on the roles of the beloved characters from the movie and will have to use your wits to piece together the clues. The goal is to discover: what perils might Dory have encountered? Who will need to lend a hand in the plan to find her? And, most importantly, where did she end up? The game retains the essence of Clue, with the deduction mechanics we know, but adapted to the underwater world. Get your pencils and notepads ready to jot down clues, because every move on the board and every question asked could be crucial to finding our forgetful blue fish.
This is a great choice for fans of the movie who want a lighter, family-friendly mystery experience without sacrificing the deduction challenge. The complexity is accessible, perfect for introducing mystery mechanics to younger players or for a relaxed session with family and friends. The theme is a standout, bringing all the magic and charm of the 'Finding Nemo' characters to your table.
You'll take on the roles of the beloved characters from the movie and will have to use your wits to piece together the clues. The goal is to discover: what perils might Dory have encountered? Who will need to lend a hand in the plan to find her? And, most importantly, where did she end up? The game retains the essence of Clue, with the deduction mechanics we know, but adapted to the underwater world. Get your pencils and notepads ready to jot down clues, because every move on the board and every question asked could be crucial to finding our forgetful blue fish.
This is a great choice for fans of the movie who want a lighter, family-friendly mystery experience without sacrificing the deduction challenge. The complexity is accessible, perfect for introducing mystery mechanics to younger players or for a relaxed session with family and friends. The theme is a standout, bringing all the magic and charm of the 'Finding Nemo' characters to your table.
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Best player count
BGG community vote
2
OK
3
OK
4
OK
5
OK
6
OK
Soundtrack
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Publisher
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Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
What is the minimum recommended age for Clue: Finding Nemo?
Generally, games with deduction mechanics and a children's theme are recommended from around 7 or 8 years old, but this can vary depending on the child's familiarity with board games.
How many people can play?
The game is designed for 2 to 6 players, making it quite versatile for different group sizes.
Is the game very complicated?
No, the complexity is quite low. It's a simplified version of the classic Clue, focused on being accessible to a younger audience and those new to board games.
What's in the box?
Typically, you'll find a themed ocean board, character pieces (like Nemo, Dory, Marlin, etc.), clue cards (where, with whom, what happened), and a notepad for making your deductions.
How long does a game session last?
The duration can vary significantly, but expect something between 60 to 180 minutes. Games with younger players or those learning might be quicker.
Do you need to have seen the Finding Nemo movie to play?
It definitely helps to understand the context and connect with the characters, but the game's rules are self-contained. You can learn and play even if you haven't seen the movie.
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