Clue Junior
Clue Junior is a spinoff of the classic Clue Board Game for adults. Clue Junior is not only fun for the kids. This classic spinoff makes a fun family night. Someone ate the last piece of cake. You will have to figure out who ate the cake? What time they did it? and, what they had to drink?
The first one to figure all of this out is the winner. Clue Junior features all of the classic characters you would find in the classic Clue game. Miss Scarlet, Col. Mustard, Mr. Green, Mrs. Peacock, Prof. Plum, and introducing Dr. Orchid a genius biologist with a sweet tooth. Clue Junior: Let's set up the first game
The game board is placed in the center of all of the players. Sort out the 7 white bases. Now, take the one with no label on it and the one with the crumbs on it and set them aside. With the remaining 5 white bases face down take one and place it in the center of the board. This will be the time the cake was eaten! Mix up the remaining white bases and place the character pawns on them. Don't look but the character with the crumbs ate the cake.
Now you can place the character pawns onto the matching game board spaces. Now, you can set aside the two yellow bases without labels on them. With the remaining yellow bases face down take one and place it in the center of the board.
That will be what the person who ate the cake had to drink! Place the furniture tokens on the remaining yellow bases and place them on their spaces on the board. To play another game you just repeat this process. It's a fun new mystery with every game you play.
Each player takes one of these detective sheets and a pencil. You will roll the die move around the board and discover clues. When you find the clues you mark it on your detective sheet. Keep your sheet folded so none of the other players can see your clues. Make sure you mark your sheet as you discover the clues. I've turned over the Piano twice in one game and did the same with the pool table. I guess that I'm not a very good detective. Clue Junior: Tyler wins again
When you think you have solved the mystery, who ate the cake, at what time, and what they had to drink. Make your accusation during your turn. Then, secretly look under the bases in the center to see if you're correct. If you are, then you win the game, if not, you're out of the game.