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I’ve updated the look of my printable clue game score sheets and also created a new document format!
Find out the obvious reasons why Colonel Mustard would use a revolver to murder Mr. Boddy and why he would do that in the conservatory.
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Have you ever been at a party playing Clue with your friends, and wished you didn't have to mess with those silly pencils that are never sharp enough to use? Or have you discovered that your "Detective Notes" pad is down to the last two sheets which you have to split among four players? Ever thought to yourself, "Gee, I could really help the environment by not using that piece of paper in the first place." or, "Oh how I wish there was some way to do this on my phone!" You know the game, you know the characters (Miss Scarlett, Colonel Mustard,...) but do you really know their stories? We believe ads on games can be too intrusive, if we ever include ads into our experiences they will be out of the way and not interrupt your gameplay. This app does not contain any ads and never will! Due to its fun and exciting gameplay, also the thrill of discovering a mystery, The Clue Game has lasted the test of time. With each game providing a different experience due to the random distribution of the cards, its continuing appeal comes in the difficulty of determining the ideal mix of suspects, weapons, and rooms. Please note: this is not a game This is just a digital alternative for the paper notes provided with the Clue/Cluedo board game.
When a player secretly shows a card to another player you can get information from that (unless you already know which of the 3 cards was shown).This is important. For example:The picture on the left shows that an accusation was made with the following clue elements: Clue Suspect Professor Plum, Clue weapon Knife and Clue room Kitchen. The question marks and the numbers under column " A" means that clue player " A" shown one of the three card of the accusation. I choose those three card to illustrate that we can already figure out that clue player "A" was holding the clue weapon card "Knife" since we already have the clue room card "Kitchen" and the clue suspect card "Professor Plum" in our hands. Let's make a more complicated example to show how you will get an edge on the other player around the clue game board. Column K is for the ID of the suggester/asker, while columns M, P, S are for the IDs of what they have suggested. Column V is for the ID of the player who showed the suggester a card, while column W is for the ID of the card, if it is shown to you or you've deduced it. Columns N, Q, T are also for the IDs of cards that either you have or you've deduced. Clue memory refresher, remember those detective notes... this post is kind of an introduction to this old time classic board game. We were playing clue and my wife suggested that maybe we should be recording every suggestion that is made and I thought, hmm, maybe. So I sketched out a rough idea and then I started researching what others had done. I came across Travis Gerhardt's Clue Sheets and they looked rather similar to my idea. And while I liked some of his ideas, I still preferred some of mine so I came up with my own. We placed the usual question mark with the number of the accusation. The only thing we can be sure of is that clue player "B" didn't show the clue suspect card Miss Scarlet. Nothing else can be solved from here, so we have to wait for future accusations.
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