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rating
Ludopedia
6.6
rating
BGG
Our Verdict
RECOMMENDED
If you love unraveling mysteries and enjoy a good reasoning challenge, this version of the classic Clue will win you over with its modern look and a few new twists!
Highlights
- Classic deduction, enhanced
- Sleek, modern look
- New gameplay elements
Keep in mind
- Relies on dice luck
- Can feel repetitive
- Requires attention to detail
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About the game
What you do in a play session
Get ready to sharpen your detective skills with Clue: Silver Line! In this stylish take on the classic mystery game, you and your friends become investigators trying to crack an intriguing crime. The objective is straightforward: who committed the crime, with what weapon, and in which room of the mansion? To kick off the investigation, suspect, weapon, and location cards are separated, with one of each secretly placed in the center of the board. The rest are dealt out to the players. Your mission is to move around the mansion, entering rooms to make accusations. By suggesting a suspect, weapon, and the room you're in, you compel the player to your left to show you a matching card if they have one. This is where the magic of deduction comes into play! With each accusation and each card revealed (or not!), you'll eliminate possibilities and piece together the puzzle. The secret lies in observing reactions, the cards that appear, and those that disappear, to deduce which cards are hidden in the confidential file. This special edition boasts a modern black and silver aesthetic, along with 'invitation' cards and the 'poison' weapon, adding an extra twist to the investigation. The custom dice also introduce unexpected events that can change the game's course, and Dr. Orchid replaces Ms. White, bringing a new dynamic to the lineup of suspects. If you enjoy games that challenge the mind, require logical reasoning, and a bit of memory, Clue: Silver Line is a sure bet for fun nights with family or friends.
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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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Mechanics, categories, families and credits
Mechanics
Categories
Families
Publisher
Hasbro
Designer
Anthony E. Pratt
Artist
(Uncredited)
Community
Data from BoardGameGeek
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers before you buy
How many players can participate in a game of Clue: Silver Line?
The game is designed for 2 to 6 players, so you can play with a partner or a larger group.
What is the average playtime?
Games typically last around 45 minutes, which is a great length for a game session without dragging on.
Is Clue: Silver Line very difficult to learn?
No, the basic rules are the same as the traditional Clue, making it accessible for most players. The complexity lies more in the deductive reasoning than in the rules themselves.
What are the main components of the game?
You'll find a game board, player pawns, suspect, weapon, and room cards, custom dice, and a notepad for notes.
Is this version very different from the classic Clue?
It maintains the essence of the original game but features a refreshed black and silver look, dice with special events, and the addition of Dr. Orchid as a suspect.
Is it a good game for someone who has never played Clue before?
Yes! It's an excellent entry point into the Clue universe, with a more modern aesthetic that might appeal to new players.
Is the memory mechanic very prominent?
Yes, memory is crucial for remembering which cards other players have shown or not shown, aiding your deduction.
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