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Ludopedia
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BGG
Our Verdict
Mystery and adrenaline on a sinking yacht, perfect for Escape Room fans!
Highlights
- Classic mystery with adrenaline
- Dynamic modular board
- Cooperative and immersive
- Fast-paced and fun
Keep in mind
- Requires good communication
- Can be challenging for beginners
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Imagine you're enjoying a luxury getaway aboard the Lady Marigold II, a high-end yacht hosting the ocean's most coveted casino. Everything seemed perfect until a sinister storm rolled in, and suddenly, you spot the captain face down in the water! Now the party mood is gone: the ship is taking on water and time is running out. In Clue: Sabotage on the High Seas, you and your friends must act fast to survive and, while you're at it, solve the whole mystery. After all, who pushed the captain overboard, where did it happen, and why?
This game is an explosive blend of classic Clue investigation with the adrenaline of an Escape Room. The board isn't fixed; it's modular, meaning you build the ship as you explore the rooms. As you move through the yacht, you'll draw cards, solve puzzles, and unlock new areas to gather clues. It's a race against the clock and the sea! Once you've managed to escape the sinking ship, the final challenge is to piece everything together and make the correct accusation. If you nail the culprit, the location, and the motive, the whole group wins. It's the perfect game for those who love a good mystery but want something more dynamic and cooperative than traditional Clue. Grab your detective hats and hurry before the ship goes down!
This game is an explosive blend of classic Clue investigation with the adrenaline of an Escape Room. The board isn't fixed; it's modular, meaning you build the ship as you explore the rooms. As you move through the yacht, you'll draw cards, solve puzzles, and unlock new areas to gather clues. It's a race against the clock and the sea! Once you've managed to escape the sinking ship, the final challenge is to piece everything together and make the correct accusation. If you nail the culprit, the location, and the motive, the whole group wins. It's the perfect game for those who love a good mystery but want something more dynamic and cooperative than traditional Clue. Grab your detective hats and hurry before the ship goes down!
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Mechanics
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Families
Publisher
Hasbro
Designer
David "Duvey" Rudow, George Feledichuk, Leo Taylor
Artist
Henning Ludvigsen
Is the game very difficult?
It has moderate complexity, ideal for those familiar with the Clue vibe, but with the extra challenge of an escape room.
How many players can play?
You can play with 1 to 6 players, making it great for groups or even solo play!
How long does a game last?
Expect about 90 minutes of intense investigation and racing against time.
Is it truly cooperative?
Yes! The goal is for everyone to work together to solve the mystery and escape the shipwreck.
Does the board change?
Absolutely! The modular system ensures the ship's layout is different every single time.