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Clue Suspect Card Game by Winning Moves

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$8.15 $11.99 In stock

Category: Toys & Games

Use your hand of cards to determine the suspect, weapon and location of the crime. Was it Colonel Mustard in the Dining Room with the Knife? A true Clue experience is "in the cards!"

3-4 Players

Ages 8 and up.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Sophia ★★★★★

It’s genuinely impressive how faithfully it captures the classic Clue experience, and the card-hand mechanic keeps everyone engaged even between turns. The deduction logic feels just as tense as the board game, and the compact design means we actually play it on coffee tables.

Benjamin ★★★★★

The card-based format makes setup so much faster than the traditional board game, and we were playing within seconds. Figuring out if it was Colonel Mustard in the Dining Room with the Knife still feels just as satisfying.

Miles D. ★★★★★

Took this on a weekend trip and we played three rounds back-to-back — the hand-of-cards setup makes it way more portable than the board version. Colonel Mustard in the Dining Room with the Knife finally got solved, the logic puzzle holds up even for adults. Ages 8 feels right, my nephew caught on qu